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    Arduino library has few delay function: 1. delay() - as a parameter you should pass a value on milliseconds; 2. delayMicroseconds() - as a parameter you should pass a value on microseconds. I see that really first time.
    A post by Denys Shabelnyk  ( 3 min )
    Advices needed!
    Hey mates, jst a newbie who didn't even start learning devops asking tips for a stronger foundation and the things to be considered, bfore starting to learning. Any kind of advice is appreciated......  ( 2 min )
    How Edge Computing Made Me a Better Programmer: My library now is 10x faster.
    I’ve been maintaining a library for my own SaaS that handles role-based access control (RBAC) on both the client and server side. It worked well, but I wanted to push its performance even further. Specifically, I was aiming for: Faster permission checks – Moving from linear scans to bit-level operations More efficient memory usage – From O(n) arrays to O(1) bitmaps Better performance overall, especially under heavy load Working with edge computing completely reshaped how I think about performance. Here are a few things that really stuck: Memory is limited – You have to cache smartly and keep your footprint small Data proximity matters – Optimize for fast, local lookups Predictability is key – Avoid operations that vary in execution time Permission Checks Now ~10x Faster Before: Looping…  ( 4 min )
    Enforcing Go coding conventions and best practices with Cursor
    Read my short blog about Enforcing Go coding conventions and best practices with Cursor Enforcing Coding conventions and best practices with Cursor 🤖 I’ve been experimenting with using Cursor to enforce Go backend code conventions across services — and the results are super promising. Here at HUMAN we develop go code with a convention we like to call Backend structure, which includes project structure, use of common helper libraries for best prac linkedin.com  ( 3 min )
    hcxdupcap: Real-Time WPA Handshake Capture & Cracking Toolkit
    🔗 GitHub Repository: tfmbot/hcxdupcap This Python-based script automates the full cycle of capturing WPA/WPA2 handshakes, extracting them, and optionally cracking them using hashcat. It's built for Wi-Fi security auditing and wraps around powerful existing tools. Capture WPA Handshakes Uses hcxdumptool to capture raw Wi-Fi traffic (.pcapng) from a selected wireless interface. Monitor .pcapng in Real Time A watchdog process monitors the output file for changes. When updated, it automatically runs hcxpcapngtool to extract WPA hashes. Parse and Log Handshakes Extracted hashes are: Saved to hash.hc22000 (for use with hashcat) Logged with SSID info to SsidHash.txt Duplicate hashes are skipped using a set of known hashes in memory. Check and Install Dependencies Automatically checks for required tools: hcxdumptool, hcxpcapngtool, hashcat. Installs missing ones using apt. Start Monitor Mode Automatically Stops NetworkManager and wpa_supplicant before capture. Restarts them safely after capture ends. Crack Captured WPA Hashes (Optional) Offers to crack captured handshakes using hashcat and the rockyou.txt wordlist. Attempts to find rockyou.txt or prompts to download it if not found. sudo python3 hcxdupcap.py -i wlan0 -w mycapture.pcapng Replace wlan0 with your Wi-Fi interface in monitor mode. Default output is capture.pcapng. File Description capture.pcapng Raw capture from hcxdumptool hash.hc22000 Extracted WPA hashes for hashcat SsidHash.txt Readable log of hashes + SSIDs passwordcracked.txt Output of cracked passwords Use responsibly. 🔐  ( 3 min )
    How Emerging Tech is Reshaping Custom Software Development in 2025
    Introduction: The State of Software Development in 2025 Software development is undergoing a real transformation in 2025. Just a few years ago, teams relied on predictable roadmaps and stable tech stacks. But today? AI coding assistants, cloud-native infrastructure, DevSecOps, and low-code platforms are changing how we build, scale, and secure software. With so much innovation, the pressure is real. Tech leaders are asking: Which tools are actually worth the investment? What risks are flying under the radar? How do we future-proof what we’re building today? In this guide, we unpack the biggest tech shifts shaping custom software development — from AI-assisted engineering to serverless computing — and what they really mean for CTOs, product managers, and engineering teams. Based on indust…  ( 24 min )
    Belajar CSS mulai dari mana? dari layouting sederhana aja dulu.
    Hello DEVturer! button. Secara pararel waktu itu saya juga sedang dalam proses mempelajari membuat layout difigma, jadi buat layout difigma lalu coba slicing menggunakan html css, dan akhir nya ada beberapa properti yang cukup sering saya gunakan, yaitu display, width, heigh, margin, dan padding. Ada beberapa kaidah yang bisa kalian gunakan untuk penulisan css, namun pada kasus ini saya menggunakan kaidah penulisan BEM. lebih lengkapnya kalian bisa baca artikel disini. Sebelum memulai menuliskan CSS yang dibutuhkan, kalian bisa melakukan CSS reset terlebih dahulu untuk menghindari inkonsistensi pada berbagai browser. kalian bisa menggunakan CSS reset dari website ini. dan berikut adalah layouting card sederhana  ( 3 min )
    Office Culture Hub 🏢✨
    This is a submission for Frontend Challenge: Office Edition sponsored by Axero, CSS Art: Office Culture. Office culture is the heartbeat of modern workplaces. From spontaneous water cooler conversations to collaborative team meetings, from the satisfying click of mechanical keyboards to shared lunch breaks that build lasting friendships - these moments define our work experience. This project celebrates the vibrant, dynamic, and often overlooked aspects of office life through interactive web design and CSS art. I was inspired by the universal experiences we all share in office environments: the excitement of brainstorming sessions, the comfort of routine coffee breaks, the joy of team celebrations, and even the humor found in shows like "The Office." This website transforms these everyday…  ( 6 min )
    https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/enforcing-coding-conventions-best-practices-cursor-shahar-taite-4tuof/?trackingId=DNMqntR952Z1EtYJp37GXA%3D%3D #go #golang
    A post by Shahar Taite  ( 2 min )
    Redis Challenge
    This is a submission for the Redis AI Challenge: Real-Time AI Innovators. What I Built Demo How I Used Redis 8  ( 2 min )
    why there were a need of collection framework in java?
    The Collection Framework, introduced in Java 1.2, is a unified architecture to store, manipulate, and process data. Before Java 1.2, Java had only arrays and some basic data structures like: vector Hashtable stack But they had limitations: ✅ What is Java Collection Framework? 🧠 Example Comparison Without Collections (using array): With Collections: 🎯 Summary ✅ The Java Collection Framework was created to make life easier by giving us powerful, reusable, flexible, and consistent tools for working with groups of objects.  ( 3 min )
    The Complete Guide to Model Context Protocol (MCP): From Confusion to Clarity
    A comprehensive deep-dive into MCP based on real developer questions and practical examples What is MCP Really? The Core Problem MCP Solves Where is the LLM Actually Located? MCP vs React Agents: The Real Difference Current Platform Support Practical Implementation Guide Real Use Cases for Developers When MCP Makes Sense (And When It Doesn't) The Honest Truth About MCP Let's start with the simplest analogy that cuts through all the confusion: MCP is like USB-C for AI applications. Just as USB-C provides a standardized way to connect your devices to various peripherals, MCP provides a standardized way to connect AI models to different data sources and tools. Before USB existed: Want to connect a mouse? Need a mouse port Want to connect a keyboard? Need a keyboard port Want to connect a pr…  ( 14 min )
    AI Code Editors Are Having Their Main Character Moment in 2025
    Picture this: you're coding at 2 AM (as usual), stuck on some gnarly bug, when suddenly your editor pipes up with "Hey, want me to refactor this entire file and run the tests for you?" Welcome to 2025, where AI coding assistants have evolved from fancy autocomplete to full blown digital teammates. Windsurf, Cursor, Kiro, Claude Code, and Trae. Each has its own personality, and trust me, picking the wrong one is like choosing the wrong programming language for a project - technically possible, but you'll hate your life. Windsurf – A VS Code fork from Codeium. Its Cascade agent doesn’t just spit out code; it thinks, plans, then edits, making it ideal for teams wrangling huge monorepos. Expect to pay around $15 per month. Cursor – The speed demon of the bunch. Blazing-fast Tab completion se…  ( 6 min )
    Puppet Core 8.14 Released with Critical Security Patches and AI-powered Doc Search
    The latest update of Puppet Core is now out with release 8.14.0! One of the big advantages of Puppet Core is the approach to hardening releases to reduce customer risk. This release enhances the platform with AI-powered search in the documentation and further secures Puppet Core's hardened binaries through critical component updates and CVE patches. You can now ask questions directly from the Puppet Core documentation main page, thanks to a new AI-powered search tool. This enhancement helps you find answers faster, with responses that combine content from the current product documentation and the Perforce knowledge base. Key dependencies have been updated to address multiple CVEs and improve overall hardening: net-imap upgraded to v0.3.9: Addresses CVE-2025-43857 curl upgraded to v8.14.1: Addresses CVE-2025-5025, CVE-2025-4947, and CVE-2025-5399 libxml2 upgraded to v2.14.5: Addresses CVE-2025-6021, CVE-2025-49794, CVE-2025-49795, CVE-2025-49796, and CVE-2025-6170 Fixed recursive scanning from root directory: A gemspec issue that caused Ruby to scan the entire lib directory when loading the Puppet gem from root has been resolved. This fix applies to both the puppet and facter gems. To get the official release notes from the Product team, check out the Puppet Core docs: 8.14.0 release notes  ( 3 min )
    A really good and comprehensive list of open source softwares!
    12 Open Source Alternatives to Popular Software (For Developers) Emmanuel Mumba ・ Jul 22 #opensource #programming #developer  ( 2 min )
    30 Days of Code- Day 7
    Hey everyone! Day 7 was actually fun because I finally started working on Linked Lists — and I didn’t expect to enjoy it this much! Visualizing nodes and pointers while coding gave me such a satisfying “aha!” moment. 💻 What I Did Today: Traversal (iterating through nodes) Finding the length of a linked list Searching for an element Dev: Continued reading DOM documentation, diving deeper into element manipulation and methods. Built a small project using DOM manipulation to practice what I’ve been learning. 📝 Takeaways: Building even a tiny DOM project helped me solidify concepts faster than just reading docs.  ( 3 min )
    ToDo Today - After the Hack
    This is a submission for the World's Largest Hackathon Writing Challenge: After the Hack. Part 1, about the project: https://dev.to/lumo1987/todo-today-one-prompt-challenge-406e Real productivity needs just enough structure to guide action, but not so much it becomes a chore. A system with goals, habits, and daily flow can be simple and powerful — especially with thoughtful UX. Launch on a real domain with public access Add AI-powered task breakdowns and goal blueprints Expand habit tracking with streaks and challenges Add negative habits destruction Integrate account system with Firebase for sync Add mobile PWA and post-hackathon monetization (e.g., RevenueCat) ... use more prompts to polish the app! https://todotoday-1prompt-demo.netlify.app  ( 3 min )
    Video - Using WebForms Core in Razor Pages
    We previously created an article titled "Using WebForms Core in Razor Pages"; Now we've created a video tutorial for this article. In this video, we will teach you how to use WebForms Core technology in Razor Pages.  ( 3 min )
    ToDo Today – One Prompt Challenge!
    This is a submission for the World's Largest Hackathon Writing Challenge: Building with Bolt. I wanted a productivity tool that helps plan the day realistically — something focused, not overwhelming. Inspired by sprint planning, ToDo Today turns each day into a mission: prioritize, execute, and win. It’s built for clarity, not clutter. ToDo Today is a web-based productivity app that guides users through daily sprint planning, helps them focus with a timer, build habits, track long-term goals, and review progress over time. Clean and intuitive, it’s built for people who want to do more — without doing too much. The app is a full web experience built with React 18, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. I defined clear models for Tasks, Goals, Sprints, Habits, and Settings. Features include a planning wizard, task execution view, recurring task logic, offline support via localStorage, and custom user preferences — all managed with React Context and useReducer. Designing the 3-step planning wizard while keeping it flexible and intuitive was tough. Managing recurring task logic, state syncing across sprints, and keeping the UI delightful without bloat also took iteration. Micro-interactions took time but made a big difference. I built a full productivity system in one shot — from brain dump to focus mode, with sprints, habits, goals, stats, and a smooth UI. No filler. Just focused execution. Real productivity needs just enough structure to guide action, but not so much it becomes a chore. A system with goals, habits, and daily flow can be simple and powerful — especially with thoughtful UX. bolt https://todotoday-1prompt-demo.netlify.app  ( 3 min )
    The Descent Is Harder Than the Climb: Lessons in Leadership from Mt. Fuji
    In 2017, I climbed Mt. Fuji in sneakers. This was not a deliberate choice to increase the challenge—it was the result of excellent research and poor judgment about what that research actually meant. Everything I'd read suggested that Mt. Fuji was the "cakewalk of mountain climbing." Physically, the hardest portions amounted to scrambling over some big boulders. Most of the climb was no more taxing than hiking or climbing stairs. Japanese folks in their eighties made the journey for spiritual reasons. There were huts along the way for rest, food, and water. Based on this research, I concluded that sneakers would be perfectly adequate. The ascent was everything I'd been promised. I experienced sights I'd never imagined—cities glowing through breaks in clouds from above, walking through path…  ( 7 min )
    VibeBridge: Building with Bolt - WLH Challenge
    This is a submission for the World's Largest Hackathon Writing Challenge: Building with Bolt. VibeBridge - VibeBridge is an emotional AI companion app — a place where users can chat, share their thoughts, and receive empathetic responses Team Members: X Quý, Cuong Vuong Project URL: https://devpost.com/software/vibebridge Our experience building VibeBridge during the World's Largest Hackathon was transformative, particularly with Bolt.new as our development companion. The project leveraged modern web technologies and AI-powered development tools. Bolt.new revolutionized our development process by: Rapid Prototyping: Bolt enabled us to quickly translate our ideas into functional code AI-Assisted Development: The intelligent code suggestions accelerated our development velocity Real-time Co…  ( 4 min )
    How We Built Cresca: AI-Native Email Marketing That Actually Works
    The Problem: Email Marketing Tools Feel Like 2012 Our Thesis: Email Shouldn't Take Hours You could generate a campaign with a single prompt? AI could understand your product and brand voice? You could automate design, copy, subject lines, and insights? You spent less time building and more time growing? That's the DNA of Cresca. What Cresca Does 🪄 AI Campaign Generator - Describe your idea. Cresca writes the email, subject line, CTA, and even designs the layout. 📈 Real-Time Insights - Opens, clicks, conversions, and recommendations in plain English. ⚡ Smart Automation - From sending sequences to follow-ups, we handle it. 🧠 Brand Memory - Cresca learns your voice, product, and audience. We call it: "Smarter marketing. Less guesswork." No template library bloat. No manual segment juggling. No painful A/B testing setup. Instead: Prompt → Campaign → Growth Our Traction (So Far) Early users are sending 4x faster. Engagement rates up by 37% vs legacy tools. Growing organically through X, IndieHackers, Reddit, and product demos. What's Next? Team-based collaboration Shopify & Webflow integrations Deeper product onboarding flow And more LLM tuning Want to Try It? Let's Talk Got feedback? DM me on X [@yourhandle] Want to integrate Cresca with your stack? Let's chat. Investor or advisor? We're building in public - and fast. ✨ TL;DR Cresca = Email campaigns in seconds. AI-native. Built for speed. Try it free → cresca.xyz 💬 Call to Action (at the bottom of blog posts) If you found this interesting, share it with a founder, growth marketer, or SaaS team. Or post your thoughts below - always open to feedback, ideas, and beta testers. 🚀  ( 4 min )
    Not Sure What Therapy’s Right for You? There’s a Quiz for That | MindFLTR
    This is a submission for the World's Largest Hackathon Writing Challenge: Beyond the Code. Therapy is not a one-size-fits-all, and it never has been. The therapeutic process isn’t just about which modality you use, but who you do it with, and how it’s delivered. The relationship between client and therapist can shape the entire outcome. Fit matters. Timing matters. So does trust. In the UK especially, when someone tells their GP they’re struggling with anxiety or depression, the most common referral is for CBT. Now, CBT is an incredibly effective and well-researched approach, but it’s not right for all people and all problems, all the time. And even within CBT, there are many different forms and adaptations. When it’s offered in a rigid, one-size-fits-all way, it can feel invalidating or …  ( 6 min )
    How I Built an AI Email Platform as a Solo Founder (Cresca Behind the Scenes)
    Like many founders, I was frustrated by how long it took to write, design, and send emails. Here’s how I went from idea → product → live launch in just a few months. The Problem Even with modern tools, sending email campaigns felt broken: Too manual Too time-consuming Not built for solo makers or small teams I wanted to fix that. The Stack Frontend: Next.js, Tailwind, Framer Motion Backend: Node.js, MongoDB, BullMQ for queues AI Layer: OpenAI + prompt engineering Infra: AWS + Upstash Redis Features I Prioritized Email generation via prompt Campaign scheduling + analytics Lightweight UI — fast and clean Instant test sends Lessons Learned Launch early, improve fast Talk to users, not just code Simplicity beats feature bloat Feedback is gold — Reddit, Twitter, IndieHackers helped shape v1 Want to try it? https://cresca.xyz  ( 3 min )
    Build with Veo 3, now available in the Gemini API
    We're bringing Veo 3 to developers in paid preview via the Gemini API and Vertex AI. First unveiled at Google I/O 2025, people around the world have already generated tens of millions of high-quality videos with Veo 3 (along with some new fun and interesting video trends). It is our first video model to incorporate high-fidelity video outputs and native audio, first with text-to-video and soon with image-to-video. Developers are already experimenting with Veo 3, discovering how the model can help them brainstorm content, rapidly iterate, and be more efficient. Cartwheel developed a system that can take 2D videos of humans and translate it into fully production ready 3D animation on rigged characters. Cartwheel uses Veo 3 to generate realistic, fluid human actions that Cartwheel can t…  ( 5 min )
    The Rise of Agents: Navigating the Future of Work in an Automated World
    The Rise of Agents: Navigating the Future of Work in an Automated World In recent years, we have witnessed the meteoric rise of agents in various industries, from virtual assistants to AI-driven customer service representatives. As technology continues to evolve, these agents are becoming more sophisticated, allowing businesses to streamline operations and enhance customer experiences. But what does this mean for traditional job roles and the future of work? In this blog, we will dissect the implications, benefits, and potential drawbacks of this transformation, while also looking at the future work landscape shaped by AI and automation. The driving force behind the rise of agents is undoubtedly the advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). AI-powered agents can process vast amounts …  ( 5 min )
    The Flame to Conquer, The Desire to Create: Using Kiro IDE to Turn Mathematical Infinity into a Video Game
    Hey dev.to community! 👋 There's a famous saying: "Mathematics is the alphabet with which the universe was written." This idea has always captivated me. It made me wonder: what if we used that alphabet to play, to compete, and to master its most powerful "words"? For this hackathon, I don't just want to code an app. I want to tackle a monster: abstraction. My goal is to turn one of math's most mind-bending concepts—the different sizes of infinity—into a tangible, strategic, and above all... addictive card game mechanic. ** Imagine a duel that starts conventionally, with finite-value cards. The strategies feel familiar. Then, a player manages to do the unthinkable: they summon ℵ₀ (Aleph-zero)—the first infinity—onto the field. This is the game's "WOW" moment. Suddenly, all "finite" attacks …  ( 4 min )
    Solving Authentication Headaches: How WSO2 Identity Server Simplifies Single Sign-On (SSO)
    ` Imagine you're using five different internal systems at work — your HR portal, email, project management tools, and finance dashboard — and each one requires a separate login. Frustrating, right? This is where Single Sign-On (SSO) becomes a lifesaver. And when it comes to enterprise-grade SSO, WSO2 Identity Server (IS) is one of the most powerful tools in the IAM (Identity and Access Management) ecosystem. In this post, I’ll walk you through how WSO2 Identity Server enables SSO, the problems it solves, and why it’s a great choice for modern organizations. In today’s digital landscape, organizations rely on multiple apps and services. Without a centralized identity solution: Users face multiple logins, causing frustration. IT teams struggle with user provisioning and password management. …  ( 4 min )
    HQ Dashboard: A Modern Intranet for the DEV x Axero Challenge
    This is a submission for Frontend Challenge: Office Edition sponsored by Axero, Holistic Webdev: Office Space What I Built My vision for this project was to create a clean, modern, and user-centric intranet homepage. I wanted to build more than just a static page; the goal was a dynamic hub that enhances both productivity and team culture. The layout is a responsive grid that looks great on all screen sizes, starting with a personalized welcome message for the user. The dashboard is packed with features that make it a true digital workspace: Team Directory: A searchable list of all team members. The search filters the list in real-time as you type. A "Details" button smoothly reveals more information about each person. Company Goals (OKRs): To keep everyone aligned, this widge…  ( 4 min )
    Claude Code Tip: Game changer: Ask Claude Code ...
    Game changer: Ask Claude Code to "write tests for this function including edge cases". Got 20 test cases I never would have thought of. What's your favorite Claude Code tip? claudecode #ai #productivity  ( 3 min )
    Next.js real-time video streaming: HLS.js and alternatives
    Written by Jude Miracle✏️ Real-time video streaming is essential for modern web applications. It supports activities like live broadcasting, video conferencing, and media interaction. For developers using Next.js, finding a reliable streaming solution is important for creating smooth user experiences. One popular choice is HLS.js, a JavaScript library that enables adaptive bitrate streaming using HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) directly in the browser. In this article, we will show you how to set up real-time video streaming in Next.js using HLS.js. You'll learn about integration and advanced features like adaptive streaming and token-based authentication. We will also compare HLS.js with other open source options to help you pick the best solution based on cost, latency, features, and scalabi…  ( 20 min )
    Variable, Immutability, And Garbage Collection
    Table of Contents Binding - Creating Variables In Imperative Languages: A Refillable Box In Elixir: A Sealed Box Type Inference Trailing Question Mark and Exclamation Mark Rebinding - Updating Variable Values Memory Management in Elixir References In Elixir, we can assign a name to store a value, similar to how variables work in other programming languages. However, the concept of "variables" in Elixir is fundamentally different from those in imperative languages like Python or JavaScript. What we actually do in Elixir is not storing a value in a mutable container, but associating a name with a specific value. This process is called binding. Let’s first look at how variables work in a language like Python: >>> monthly_salary = 5_000_000 >>> monthly_salary = 6_000_000 Here, we can …  ( 6 min )
    Lock-Free Wait-on-Conflict and Fail-on-Conflict in MongoDB
    Concurrency control in databases has two main modes for handling conflicts. Traditionally, these are labeled "pessimistic" and "optimistic," but those names can be misleading. Let’s define them by what actually happens from a user point of view: Wait-on-Conflict: the operation blocks until the conflict is resolved, typically waiting for a concurrent transaction to either commit or abort and release its locks. For most Online Transaction Processing (OLTP) workloads, this process is usually quick, unless a long-running transaction is blocking progress or there is a deadlock in which two transactions are waiting on each other. Fail-on-Conflict: Instead of waiting, the operation immediately raises an error to the application. Now it’s up to the application to decide: retry after a short pause …  ( 9 min )
    From Junior to Confident Frontend Developer: Lessons from My Angular & React Journey
    As a junior frontend developer, navigating the ecosystem of modern web development can feel like entering a labyrinth. When I started with Angular and React, I was overwhelmed—frameworks, state management, component hierarchies, performance optimizations, testing—it was a lot to take in. But a few hard-earned lessons made all the difference. Today, I want to share the top lessons I’ve learned that helped me go from copying tutorials to building real-world apps with confidence. I used to rush into frameworks, but things only started to make sense when I circled back to JavaScript fundamentals. Knowing how the DOM, event bubbling, closures, and asynchronous JS work saved me from many bugs. For example: // Before: Trouble understanding closures function createCounter() { let count = 0; re…  ( 4 min )
    Build a Spotify Desk Widget with Raspberry Pi and e-Paper Display
    If you're a music lover and a tech tinkerer, here's a fun weekend project—building a custom Spotify desk widget using a Raspberry Pi and a 2.7-inch Waveshare e-Paper display. The idea is simple: every time a new song plays on Spotify, your e-Paper display automatically updates with the track title, artist, and album cover. This is made possible using Home Assistant, Python, and a few smart triggers. Here’s how it works: Home Assistant detects a change in the media player (Spotify), then fires a webhook to your Raspberry Pi. The Pi runs a Python script that pulls song data from Home Assistant’s API, generates a custom image using the PIL library, and displays it on the e-Paper screen. You can also fetch other data like weather to make your widget even more informative. This setup combines smart home automation and coding creativity—perfect for DIY fans. Not only does it save time from constantly checking your app, but it also looks sleek on your desk!  ( 3 min )
    You have a clarity problem.
    If your team needs 4 meetings to align on 1 thing… More Zoom calls ≠ more clarity. In fact, the teams I’ve seen collaborate best are the ones that talk less but still move in sync. Because they’ve built systems for clarity that don’t rely on real-time nudges. Clear decision trails Shared context that lives outside people’s heads Async ways to flag blockers and trade-offs The rest? Just noise with a calendar invite. The irony is: Needing more meetings is often the clearest sign you’re not actually aligned. More meetings won’t save you.  ( 3 min )
    Docker Volumes Explained with docker-compose
    Hi there! I'm Maneshwar. Right now, I’m building LiveAPI, a first-of-its-kind tool that helps you automatically index API endpoints across all your repositories. LiveAPI makes it easier to discover, understand, and interact with APIs in large infrastructures. When working with containers, managing data is just as important as running the app. Docker offers multiple ways to handle data persistence and sharing—volumes. Let’s break down the different types of volumes and how to use them with docker-compose. Docker manages these under /var/lib/docker/volumes. You define and reference them by name. version: '3.8' services: db: image: postgres:15 volumes: - pgdata:/var/lib/postgresql/data volumes: pgdata: Volume pgdata will persist even if the container is removed. It can b…  ( 4 min )
    Redux From the Ground Up (Elementary to Advanced)"
    Hi there! I'm Shrijith Venkatrama, founder of Hexmos. Right now, I’m building LiveAPI, a first of its kind tool for helping you automatically index API endpoints across all your repositories. LiveAPI helps you discover, understand and use APIs in large tech infrastructures with ease. Redux is a predictable state management library for JavaScript apps, especially React. It’s powerful but can feel like a maze for beginners and even seasoned devs. This guide walks you through Redux from the ground up—starting with the basics and scaling to advanced patterns. We’ll keep it hands-on with examples you can actually run. Let’s dive in. State management in JavaScript apps can get messy. Imagine a React app where components need to share data—like user info or a shopping cart. Passing props down mul…  ( 8 min )
    Tracing the Internet — Part 1: ICMP, TTL, Ping & Tracert
    When your internet connection is slow or a device isn’t responding, most people run to familiar tools like ping, tracert or ipconfig. These are basic network diagnostics tools on Windows, but they are powerful tools despite their simplicity with command line interfaces. Before we get into using these tools, it’s essential to know some facts about Internet Control Message Protocol & Time to Live. The Internet Control Message Protocol is one of the protocols that operates at the Network Layer of the OSI model. Its primary use being to issue out if data transmission process — between two or more devices — is getting its destination and at the right time. If something goes wrong — like a packet can’t reach its destination, or takes too long — ICMP lets the sender know so the data can be resent…  ( 7 min )
    How to Write Effective Comments in JavaScript Code
    Introduction As a beginner in JavaScript, understanding your code is just as important as writing it. That's where comments come in. JavaScript comments can be used to temporarily disable particular parts of the code during testing or to clarify what the code does and why it was written a certain manner. Although they have no impact on the code's functionality and are invisible to the browser, they are incredibly helpful to developers. Whether you're writing code for yourself or working on a team, clear comments make your code easier to understand, maintain, and update over time. What JavaScript comments are How to write single-line and multi-line comments How comments can be used to disable parts of your code during testing Best practices for using comments as a beginner The browser ig…  ( 4 min )
    Cross-Platform Web Development Without Compromise(5445)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane As a computer science student working on cross-platform projects, I've always been frustrated by the compromises required when targeting multiple operating systems. My experience developing web services that needed to run seamlessly across Windows, Linux, and macOS led me to discover an approach that eliminates platform-specific code while maintaining native performance on all systems. The challenge became apparent during a group project where our team needed to deploy the same web service across heterogeneous infrastructure. Our initial Node.js implementation worked but suffered from platform-specific performance variations and deployment complexities. This experience motivated me to explore alternatives that could deliver consistent…  ( 6 min )
    I Used BrainSim-X v4.2.7 for 3 Months - Here's What Actually Happened
    So I stumbled across BrainSim-X about 3 months ago and man, what a journey. I was working on this healthcare app and my neuroscience consultant just casually drops this in our Slack: "Hey check out BrainSim-X, it's pretty wild." Month 2: Getting somewhere The community is small but gold Medical research Then yeah, it's worth the pain. Nothing else comes close to what this thing can do. Six months ago this level of brain simulation was locked in university labs with million-dollar equipment. Now any dev with patience and a decent budget can mess around with it. That's gonna change things in ways we can't even imagine yet. And honestly? I'm excited to see where this goes, even if it means more 3 AM debugging sessions with artificial neurons.  ( 5 min )
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    Tame Your Flaky RSpec Tests by Fixing the Seed
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    🏛️ Digital Heritage Ecosystem: Menjaga Warisan Budaya di Era Digital
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    Building a Restaurant Menu App with JSON & React – Inspired by Olive Garden
    If you're learning frontend development or working on portfolio projects, creating a menu-based app is a great exercise. I recently built a mock menu app using React and JSON, inspired by the Olive Garden menue. It includes dish categories, image grids, and a simple filter system. You can also check out menu inspiration and structure here 👉  ( 3 min )
    Beyond Search: How to Chat with Your Documents Using AstraDB Vector Database, Docling and Granite
    Hands-on vectorization and embedding with AstraDB (DataStax/IBM) vector database. Welcome to a hands-on exploration of building a powerful Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) system! In this project, we’re diving into the capabilities of DataStax’s AstraDB, a cutting-edge vector database recently acquired by IBM, to show you how to truly chat with your documents. This post serves as a practical starting point, demonstrating the seamless integration of AstraDB with innovative tools like Docling, which transforms unstructured documents into machine-ingestable formats, and a robust Large Language Model (LLM) like Granite. Get ready to unlock new insights from your data by combining the power of vector search with advanced language understanding, all through a real-world, step-by-step experi…  ( 15 min )
    The Ultimate Guide to Web Scraping: Best Tools and Techniques for Data Collection
    In the age of digital transformation, data is the new oil. Businesses, researchers, and developers alike rely on accurate data to make informed decisions, analyze trends, and build innovative solutions. This is where web scraping comes into play — a powerful method for extracting data from websites efficiently and at scale. In this article, we’ll explore what data scraping is, how a web scraping tool works, and which web scraper solutions are best suited for your needs. Whether you're new to internet scraping or looking to upgrade your scraping tool, this guide has you covered. Web scraping, also known as website scraping or internet scraping, is the process of automatically extracting information from websites. It allows users to collect structured data from web pages and use it for analy…  ( 4 min )
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    We use snapshot testing at work quite heavily because it enables us to test the output of complex functions that do a lot of things at the same time and produce a lot of output. During a PR, I often accumulate a lot of files in one folder and when the PR is done, I want to clean up this folder, reset it to the state of the development branch, and re-create just the files I need. To reset a whole folder to the state of this folder on another branch in git, you can do: git restore --source=develop --staged --worktree tests/data This resets the tests/data folder to the state of that folder on the develop branch.  ( 3 min )
    HTML Forms, features and benefits explained
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    Will OpenTelemetry Slow Down Your .NET App? 🤔
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    WireGuard vs OpenVPN — Which VPN Protocol Fits Your Self-Hosting Needs?
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    PHP 8.3 and What to Expect in PHP 8.4 – A Practical Developer Preview
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    VictoriaMetrics: migrating VMSingle and VictoriaLogs data between Kubernetes clusters
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    Empathy Engineered
    In a sunlit kitchen, a Labrador named Daisy sits by her feeding bowl. Across the country, a tabby cat chases digital butterflies on a tablet app. Unseen but ever-watchful, artificial intelligence is learning how Daisy feels, how the tabby thinks, and how both can live happier, healthier lives. Once, empathy belonged solely to humans. Now, as the boundary between technology and compassion blurs, AI is not just transforming pet care—it is quietly reshaping the bonds we share with our animal companions, promising a future where machines understand and nurture, just as much as they monitor and protect. For centuries, pet care has been an intimate ballet—human intuition paired with animal signals, tail wags interpreted as joy, purrs as contentment, and whimpers as distress. Although veterinary …  ( 11 min )
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    The Protocol: Ethereum Validator Exit Queue Backs Up
    Also: Jito Debuts BAM, Ethereum Validators Raise the Gas Limit and Dogecoin Could Get ZK Proofs.
    The Node: Tim Draper on Bitcoin’s Gravitational Pull
    Billionaire venture capitalist Tim Draper first invested in bitcoin at $6 — and he’s still super bullish on the digital asset. We chatted about it last week.
    PEPE Plunges 5% on Volume Spike, but Whale Wallets Are Accumulating
    Despite the selloff, indicators suggest growing investor interest, including a 3.2% increase in whale wallet holdings and a 2.5% decrease in PEPE on exchanges.
    Grand Jury Charges Pastor, Wife in Alleged Multi-Million Dollar Cryptocurrency Scam
    Between January 2022 and July 2023, Eli and Kaitlyn Regalado allegedly solicited nearly $3.4 million from investors and mostly targeted churches.
    NEAR Protocol Slides 5% as Altcoin Season Abruptly Ends
    NEAR’s sharp drop highlights broader fragility in crypto markets as traders brace for continued volatility.
    ICP Drops 5% as Crypto Market Rotates, Resistance Holds
    ICP declines as broad altcoin-market retreat overwhelms Bitcoin DeFi infrastructure news.
    ATOM Sinks 5% Amid Altcoin Weakness, Faces Key Support Test
    Cosmos Hub’s native token plunged as intense distribution activity weighed on prices, while late-session volatility suggests fragile recovery prospects.
    The Future of Digital Asset Infrastructure in Latin America
    Although cryptocurrencies have the potential to entirely change the economy and access in Latin America, their success hinges on infrastructure that prioritizes the needs of marginalized populations, regulatory clarity and educational efforts, writes ChainMyne’s Kimberly Rosales.
    BONK Tests Support Levels After High-Volume Drop
    BONK posted steep intraday losses with 2.8 trillion-token turnover as resistance intensified at higher price levels.
    The Rate Renaissance: How Benchmark Rates Unlock DeFi’s Potential
    Forward rate agreements (FRAs) serve as a foundational tool in the fixed income market to allow participants to manage expected interest rate fluctuations, and ultimately provide structure and scalability to unlock the next evolution of DeFi, write Treehouse Labs’ Jun Yong Heng and Si Wei Yue.
    BNB Briefly Tops $800 as Investors Adopt Risk-On Attitude, Corporate Adoption Grows
    The price increase helped BNB become the fifth-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, and while technical resistance near $808 may limit further gains.
    Square Begins Rollout of Bitcoin Payments for Sellers, Targets Full Availability by 2026
    Payments are settled in real-near time using Bitcoin layer-2 Lightning, with Square processing the exchange into fiat
    Shiba Inu Tanks 7% With Broader Market, But Outperforms DOGE
    Despite falling below the 200-day SMA, SHIB remained above the Ichimoku cloud, indicating a potentially bullish long-term trend.
    Goldman Sachs and BNY Mellon Team Up for Tokenized Money Market Funds
    The Wall Street banking giants are joining to a growing roster of traditional financial firms to offer tokenized versions of assets.
    Altcoin Season Takes Breather With SOL, XRP, TON Among Those Posting Heavy Losses
    Altcoins tumbled Wednesday, triggering over $200M in liquidations and pushing bitcoin’s dominance back past 60%.
    CoinDesk 20 Performance Update: Ripple (XRP) Drops 5.2%, Leading Index Lower
    Cardano (ADA) was also among the underperformers, declining 5.1% from Tuesday.
    Brazil's VERT Debuts Tokenized Credit Platform on XRP Ledger With $130M Issuance
    The offering, with Ripple's contribution, aims to streamline Brazil’s structured credit market and attract foreign investors.
    XRP Pulls Back After Technical Surge; Pattern Still Points to $6 Target
    Six-year breakout holds, but late-session sell pressure tests key levels as ETF momentum and U.S. crypto legislation continue to drive long-term narrative.
    Dogecoin, Cardano, XRP See Profit-Taking, BNB Crosses $800 as Economists See Lower Chances of July Rate Cut
    The U.S. Federal Reserve remains under intense political pressure ahead of its July 30 meeting, with President Trump and some of his appointees openly calling for rate cuts despite sticky inflation.
    MARA Holdings Plans $850M Convertible Note Offering to Fuel Bitcoin Buys, Repay Debt
    MARA Holdings (MARA) looks to expand its crypto holdings and restructure existing debt
    The Market Has Become 'Overly Excited' for Stablecoins, Hong Kong Financial Regulator Says
    Only a few stablecoin licenses will be issued, Hong Kong Monetary Authority CEO Eddie Yue said.
    XRP's July Uptrend Threatened as Bitcoin's $120K Price Resistance Holds
    XRP breaks the July uptrend line as BTC's MACD hints at a bearish shift in momentum.
    Altcoins, NFTs Lure Risk-On Buyers: Crypto Daybook Americas
    Your day-ahead look for July 23, 2025
    Bitwise CIO on Ether’s ‘Demand Shock’: Why ETH’s Rally Has Staying Power
    Matthew Hougan says ETH treasury firms and spot ether ETFs are driving a $10 billion ETH supply squeeze, pushing ether toward structurally higher prices.
    Prince of Darkness’ Death Sparks Wave of Rug-Pulls on Solana
    Ozzy Osbourne’s death on Tuesday has sparked a wave of scam tokens on Solana, as bad actors exploit the heavy metal icon’s legacy for quick cash grabs.
    Solana's SOL Could Hit $500 in This Bull Run, Says Analyst, as Upexi Boosts Holdings to 1.8M SOL
    Upexi’s SOL stash now exceeds $330 million after a $200 million capital raise, as one analyst calls for a breakout to $500 this cycle.
    Grayscale ETF Head David LaValle to Exit as Firm Eyes IPO: Report
    LaValle joined Grayscale in 2021 to address investor dissatisfaction with the Bitcoin Trust’s discount and worked on its conversion to a spot bitcoin ETF.
    Fartcoin Jumps to Top Ten Based on Derivatives Open Interest, Signals Speculative Frenzy in the Solana-Based Memecoin
    Smaller cryptocurrencies show disproportionately high open interest compared to market cap, signaling potential risk for traders.
    Galaxy Positioned to Capture Favorable Regulatory Upside, Jefferies Says as It Initiates With Buy
    Jefferies assigned Galaxy (GLXY) a buy rating and a $35 price target
    Crypto Asset Manager CoinShares Secures EU-Wide MiCA License
    The license, granted by France's AMF, allows it to offer crypto portfolio management services across the European Union.
    Disguised Unemployment in Blockchain? Data Shows Only 12% of Ethereum, 25% of Solana Protocols Have Revenue
    A large number of protocols on the two chains haven't captured any value lately, in what looks like on-chain version of disguised unemployment.
    Backed Finance's Tokenized Stocks Product Volume Jumps to $300M
    Backed Finance's tokenized U.S. equities product, xStocks, has surpassed $300 million in trading volume within four weeks of launch.
    DOGE Volume Spikes 75% Above Average as Traders Defend $0.26 Floor
    Traders are eyeing breakout signals from resistance at $0.27, which has held firm despite bullish intraday activity.
    XRP Climbs 4% on Triangle Breakout, Holds $3.50 Amid Profit-Taking
    Digital asset breaks multi-year technical pattern as Congress advances crypto legislation, though institutional profit-taking emerges in final trading hour.
    Dogecoin Could Soon Verify ZK Proofs Natively, Thanks to DogeOS Push
    Developers aim to transform an unused part of the script system into a tool that can verify cryptographic proofs, starting with ‘Groth16’ (a specific type of proof widely used in zk systems) and allowing for future upgrades.
    South Korea Tells Firms to Cut Exposure to Crypto ETFs, Coinbase and Strategy: Report
    The report seems to suggest a change in stance by South Korea, which was reportedly looking to ease crypto trading.
    Asia Morning Briefing: The First AI vs BTC Environmental Impact Numbers are Here. And it Might Start a New Debate
    Bitcoin’s environmental footprint dwarfs that of large language models across every metric, from CO₂ emissions to water use to mineral depletion. But comparisons need context.
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    Google DeepMind’s new AI can help historians understand ancient Latin inscriptions
    Google DeepMind has unveiled new artificial-intelligence software that could help historians recover the meaning and context behind ancient Latin engravings.  Aeneas can analyze words written in long-weathered stone to say when and where they were originally inscribed. It follows Google’s previous archaeological tool Ithaca, which also used deep learning to reconstruct and contextualize ancient text,…  ( 20 min )
    The Download: what’s next for AI agents, and how Trump protects US tech companies overseas
    This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Navigating the rise of AI agents AI agents is a buzzy term that essentially refers to AI models and algorithms that can not only provide you with information, but take actions on your…  ( 22 min )
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    Former Anthropic exec raises $15M to insure AI agents and help startups deploy safely
    Former Anthropic executive raises $15M to launch AI insurance startup, helping enterprises safely deploy artificial intelligence agents through standards and liability coverage.  ( 9 min )
    Mixture-of-recursions delivers 2x faster inference—Here’s how to implement it
    Mixture-of-Recursions (MoR) is a new AI architecture that promises to cut LLM inference costs and memory use without sacrificing performance.  ( 8 min )
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    Learn TypeScript in 1 Hour
    TypeScript is a powerful, statically-typed superset of JavaScript that helps you write safer and more maintainable code. We just posted a course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that will help you master the essentials of TypeScript. In just o...  ( 4 min )
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    Next Generation AMD RDNA5 GPU Could Offer RTX 5080 Performance
    The AMD Radeon RX 9000 Series and its RDNA4 architecture has proven that the red chipmaker is still able to give NVIDIA and its Blackwell architecture a run for its money, as evidenced especially by the 9070 XT and the 9060 XT that we reviewed not long ago. Now, it seems that the CPU and […] The post Next Generation AMD RDNA5 GPU Could Offer RTX 5080 Performance appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Mastermind Of Escobar-Branded Tech Scam Faces Up To 30 Years In Prison
    The man behind the notorious Escobar-branded smartphones and gadgets has pleaded guilty to multiple counts of fraud and money laundering. Olof Kyros Gustafsson, former CEO of Escobar Inc, admitted in a US court to orchestrating a scheme that duped thousands of online buyers with promises of ultra-cheap foldable smartphones, gold-plated iPhones, and even flamethrowers. Escobar […] The post Mastermind Of Escobar-Branded Tech Scam Faces Up To 30 Years In Prison appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Razer Launches New Cobra HyperSpeed Gaming Mouse
    Razer officially launched its Cobra HyperSpeed gaming mouse. The mouse is the latest addition to the brand’s Cobra lineup, designed to be lightweight and lots of programmable buttons. “Cobra HyperSpeed is the feature-packed, lightweight wireless mouse we’ve always envisioned for gamers — it’s loaded with optical technology across the sensor, scroll wheel, and mouse switches, […] The post Razer Launches New Cobra HyperSpeed Gaming Mouse appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    Deputy Comms Minister: Mandatory ID Verification for Social Media Advertisers Under Consideration
    Malaysia is considering requiring advertisers on social media platforms to verify their identities, as part of efforts to clamp down on the growing threat of online scams. The proposed move is currently being evaluated by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), which is in the process of drafting new subsidiary legislation, including an online […] The post Deputy Comms Minister: Mandatory ID Verification for Social Media Advertisers Under Consideration appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Acer Day 2025: New Desktop PC, Monitor, And Laptops Ahead Of The Special Day
    Ahead of its self-named Acer Day 2025, the Taiwanese maker of laptops, desktop PCs, and other gaming accessories was eager to show off a handful of new products to the media. That list includes Nitro 50, the Predator X27U X2, the Swift Edge 14 AI, and the Travelmate P6 14 AI. Starting with the Acer […] The post Acer Day 2025: New Desktop PC, Monitor, And Laptops Ahead Of The Special Day appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    GWM Teases Upcoming Supercar To Rival BYD Yangwang U9
    GWM released a teasing image announcing their entry into the supercar realm. The picture was shared by the company on its official Weibo page in conjunction with the company’s 35th anniversary. Looking at the image, it can be seen that the model is hidden under a black drape, while it is surrounded by top executives […] The post GWM Teases Upcoming Supercar To Rival BYD Yangwang U9 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Acer Day 2025: Acer Introduces New Desktop And Portable Monitors, As Well As A Portable Projector
    Acer today has introduced its latest desktop and portable monitors, as well as a smart portable projector, as part of its Acer Day 2025 celebration. The devices in question include the EK1 monitor series, the PM161QT portable touchscreen monitor, and the Fire Legend QF23s smart portable projector (shown above) by the company’s sub-brand AOpen. To […] The post Acer Day 2025: Acer Introduces New Desktop And Portable Monitors, As Well As A Portable Projector appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Sharp Has A Prototype VR Haptic Controller For Sensing Textures
    If one were to describe VR as an internet meme, it probably has the biggest gulf between expectation and reality. A new prototype controller has appeared to help bridge the gap somewhat. But this comes from a brand that most would probably not expect – Japanese electronics brand and Foxconn subsidiary Sharp. And it’s called […] The post Sharp Has A Prototype VR Haptic Controller For Sensing Textures appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Immigration Department To Implement MyVISA 2.0 On 1 August
    The Immigration Department (JIM) has announced MyVISA 2.0, an upgraded digital visa platform designed to streamline the visa application process for foreign nationals. This new system is set to go live on 1 August 2025. According to JIM director-general Datuk Zakaria Shaaban, the system uses artificial intelligence to speed up the visa application process. He […] The post Immigration Department To Implement MyVISA 2.0 On 1 August appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    BYD Sealion BYD Sealion 06 EV And DM-i Set To Launch In China
    The Chinese marque, BYD, is slated to launch its Sealion 06 EV and DM-i in China tomorrow on 24 July 2025. The SUV was first unveiled during the Shanghai Auto Show 2025 and it is the first model under the company’s Ocean Series line-up. Both variants share the same design language, starting with the closed […] The post BYD Sealion BYD Sealion 06 EV And DM-i Set To Launch In China appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    85% Households To See Lower Electricity Bills Despite Tariff Restructuring
    Last month, the Energy Commission announced the restructuring of electricity tariffs starting in July. The assumption is that this will lead to people seeing higher electricity bills. But Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has said that this is not the case for the majority of Malaysian households. Instead, he claims that up to 85% of households […] The post 85% Households To See Lower Electricity Bills Despite Tariff Restructuring appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Anwar Ibrahim Announces Fuel Price Cut, Toll Hike Freeze
    Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced today that the price of RON95 fuel will be reduced to RM1.99 from RM2.05. This announcement was made during his special televised address to Malaysians regarding the targeted oil subsidies. This reduction, according to him, will be implemented before the end of September 2025. “Before the end of […] The post Anwar Ibrahim Announces Fuel Price Cut, Toll Hike Freeze appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Anwar: RM100 Handout For All Malaysian Adults
    Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has announced a one-off RM100 in handouts for all Malaysian citizens aged 18 and above. This comes as part of the Sumbangan Asas Rahmah (SARA) program, and in conjunction with the upcoming National Day. With that in mind, the RM100 cash aid will only be usable between 31 August and 31 […] The post Anwar: RM100 Handout For All Malaysian Adults appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    MOH Is Developing An AI Tool To Combat Dengue
    The Ministry of Health (MOH) is developing an artificial intelligence system to combat dengue. The AI tool will be used to predict and identify dengue hotspots, allowing for improved early detection and outbreak response. According to Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad, the initiative is part of a broader strategy by the government to […] The post MOH Is Developing An AI Tool To Combat Dengue appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    vivo X Fold5 Redefines Foldables with Ultra-Light Design and Powerful AI Features
    When it comes to foldables, most people imagine something chunky, complicated, or just a bit too extra for daily use. But the vivo X Fold5 flips that idea on its head. It’s sleek, it’s smart, and it fits effortlessly into everyday routines – whether for work, travel, or managing the usual hustle. Two things immediately […] The post vivo X Fold5 Redefines Foldables with Ultra-Light Design and Powerful AI Features appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 40 min )
    CMF Watch 3 Pro Officially Launched With Bigger Display
    Nothing sub-brand CMF has unveiled its newest wearable, the Watch 3 Pro. The smartwatch features upgrades in terms of display and battery life. Also worth pointing out is the new name – the watch is called “Watch 3 Pro”, while its predecessor is named “Watch Pro 2”. The CMF Watch 3 Pro features a 1.43-inch […] The post CMF Watch 3 Pro Officially Launched With Bigger Display appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )

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    Day 3 - Mastering Advanced Linux Commands
    Why Linux Commands are essential. Learning advanced Linux commands is essential for anyone working in tech, especially in DevOps, system administration, cybersecurity, cloud computing, and software development. Here's why: Efficiency & Productivity Critical for DevOps and Cloud Roles Powerful Scripting & Automation Automate backups Monitor system performance Manage logs Deploy code Security and Permissions Remote Server Management Log Analysis & Troubleshooting Job Market Advantage Task Linux Command 1. View the content of a file and display line numbers cat -n filename.txt or nl filename.txt 2. Make file readable, writable, executable by owner only chmod 700 filename.txt 3. Check the last 10 commands you have run `history tail -10` 4. Remove a directory and all its contents rm -r directory_name 5. Create fruits.txt, add content (one fruit per line), and display it cat > fruits.txt Apple Mango Banana Cherry Kiwi Orange Guava cat fruits.txt 6. Create devops.txt and append “Pineapple” cat > devops.txt Apple Mango Banana Cherry Kiwi Orange Guava echo "Pineapple" >> devops.txt 7. Show the first three fruits in reverse order `head -n 3 devops.txt tac` 8. Show the bottom three fruits and sort alphabetically `tail -n 3 devops.txt \ sort` 9. Create Colors.txt, add one color per line, and display it cat > Colors.txt Red Pink White Black Blue Orange Purple Grey cat Colors.txt 10. Prepend "Yellow" to the beginning of Colors.txt sed -i '1iYellow' Colors.txt 11. Find and display common lines between both files comm -12 <(sort fruits.txt) <(sort Colors.txt) 12. Count lines, words, and characters in both files wc fruits.txt Colors.txt Advanced Linux commands turn you from a user into a power user—capable of automating, optimizing, and managing systems like a pro.  ( 4 min )
    Ferramentas e rotina nos meus estudos com IA
    Para manter constância nos estudos de programação, eu sigo um roteiro simples, mas bem eficiente. Uso o roadmap.sh como guia principal pra definir os tópicos. O Roadmap é um site que organiza conteúdos de forma visual, dividindo por área (front-end, back-end, DevOps etc.) e por nível de profundidade. Me ajuda a não estudar coisas fora de ordem nem pular etapas importantes só porque algo “parece mais legal”. Ao invés de cair no ciclo vicioso de vídeos, cursos e tutoriais infinitos, eu adotei um processo que me força a refletir, aplicar e revisar. A IA entrou nessa rotina como uma aliada, mas só funciona de verdade quando eu estudo com ela, não por causa dela. Aqui vai o meu passo a passo: Nada de “estudar JavaScript” como um bloco só. Prefiro ir em partes menores e bem definidas: closures, …  ( 4 min )
    Getting Started with YINI: A Modern, Human-Friendly Config Format
    Intro to YINI Config Format Hi, first you might wonder what yini - a Japanese poem or? :P Nah, no :) - YINI is a minimal and human-readable configuration file format (with a formally defined grammar and a specification). Quick Start ^ App name = "MyApp" enabled = true It was designed for clarity and simplicity, offering features that aims to improve on classic INI while avoiding the complexity of formats like YAML - yet being less noisy than JSON and TOML. Here's an introduction to the YINI config format... Group settings under a named header. A section header name starts with ^. Start a section with ^, e.g.: ^ App title = "AppName" Alternative section markers to ^ are also supported: <, §, € (e.g. < Section). Each line inside a section is a key (name) and value, separated by =. Write …  ( 5 min )
    Robots-AI: Free Multi-Agent AI Platform
    🚀 100% Free to Use – No High-End Hardware Needed! https://lnkd.in/dwqDSuZH  ( 3 min )
    Domain Event Pattern for Decoupled Architectures
    In modern applications, different parts of a system often need to react to changes without being tightly coupled. For example, when a user registers or an order is placed, several components might need to send notifications, update analytics, or trigger workflows. The Domain Event Pattern provides a clean solution to this problem by modeling significant business events as immutable facts. It allows systems to communicate through events in a decoupled way, making them more modular, scalable, and easier to maintain. The Domain Event Pattern, a key concept in Domain-Driven Design (DDD), captures significant changes within your business domain as immutable events. A domain event represents a fact that has already occurred - such as "Order Created" or "User Registered" - and includes details li…  ( 6 min )
    WebForms Core Birthday
    Today, July 22, 2025, marks the first anniversary of WebForms Core, the innovative technology developed by Elanat. One year ago, the first release of WebForms Core introduced powerful features for controlling DOM elements in HTML. Since then, Elanat has continuously updated the technology, releasing multiple new versions to enhance its capabilities. WebForms Core has quickly positioned itself as a serious and formidable rival to conventional front-end frameworks. With remarkable flexibility, it empowers developers to build highly interactive and complex web applications. This radical technology boldly aims to fully replace traditional front-end frameworks. It competes directly with modern giants like Angular, Vue, and React, yet it follows a fundamentally different design philosophy. Despi…  ( 4 min )
    How I created a successful recon tool for bug hunters and how you can build one too
    Recon is one of the most important steps when you’re looking for vulnerabilities. I use several tools in my workflow to speed things up, and one of the ones I created myself is called malwaricon (GitHub link). I based it on a script originally written at MIT and adapted it to fit how I work during bug bounty programs. malwaricon helped me spot new assets, map out endpoints quickly, and keep my recon work organized-all with a single script. It’s been super useful, and if it worked for me, you can definitely create something even better for yourself. In this post, I’m going to walk you through exactly how I built this script, step by step. No magic, no black box, just plain Bash scripting and some great open-source tools. By the end, you’ll have your own recon framework to use and expand. Ye…  ( 11 min )
    Provide shared file storage for the company offices
    Create and configure a storage account for Azure Files. 1. Create a storage account for the finance department’s shared files. Learn more about storage accounts for Azure Files deployments. In the portal, search for and select Storage accounts. Select + Create. For Resource group select Create new. Give your resource group a name and select OK to save your changes. Provide a Storage account name. Ensure the name meets the naming requirements. Set the Performance to Premium. Set the Premium account type to File shares. Set the Redundancy to Zone-redundant storage. Select Review and then Create the storage account. Wait for the resource to deploy. Select Go to resource. 1. Create a file share for the corporate office. Learn more about Azure File tiers. In the storage account, in …  ( 4 min )
    DAY 00 - Introduction - I am creating my own SDK from scratch in C++
    Introduction In this article I will go through my project idea and everything you need to know before I start working on it. As of the time of writing this article I have starting the project and I am very excited to start sharing my progress. So what is the reason I decided to build my own C++ SDK? Well it all comes down to cyber security for me, I love the world of security and as a cyber security specialist I have been trying to find a way to make the digital world as secure as possible. This led me to using C++ to build my own SDK that can be as secure as C++ and the OS it runs on will let it, this is not 100% security but maximum possible currently. How exactly does this all work and fit together? Well you see in order to produce maximum security you need full control of hardware an…  ( 5 min )
    Como e quando usar Django Signals
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    Build a fingerprint-controlled servo lock with Raspberry Pi
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    How I Use AI to Run My Digital Nomad Business (While Traveling the World)
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    Teaching the Toaster: What We Get Wrong About AI "Learning"
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    Git and GitHub
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    Understanding Measures of Central Tendency and Their Importance in Data Science
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    Routing in Laravel
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    Pet Care: Voice Agent for Automated Pet Profile Management & Health Tracking
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    How I'm Building a POS System with Electron ,Next.js And Express
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    Access specifiers/modifiers in C#
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    swagrLite ⚡️ – Say Hello to a Lightweight Swagger Editor Alternative
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    Vibe coding clarity with Kiro specs
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    Array programs
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    Comunicação Entre a Camada de Domínio e a Camada de Infraestrutura no .NET
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    Referential transparency with mutation
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    HTML Parsing with PHP 8.4's New DOM\HTMLDocument Class
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    B4Ugo: Building with Bolt - WLH Challenge
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    How ₹15,000 Monthly SIP Can Turn Into ₹5 Crore+ Wealth
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    Fastfony is officially out!
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    Top AI Agent Protocols for Developers in 2025
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    USPTO to Launch AI Image-Based Prior-Art Search Tool for Design Patents in October 2025
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    Threats, Vulnerabilities, and Mitigations: Understanding Threat Actors and Attack Vectors
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    Access Control
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    How to add loading spinner to Angular material button
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    🔁 How to Automate Everyday Tasks with Python – Part 2
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    The Best Python Web App Frameworks in 2025
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    Access and Authorization Management in the OneEntry Platform
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    Emberstone: Why I built my own dark theme (and what I learned along the way)
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    Resetting a User’s Password in Prowler via Admin API Access
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    How to Deploy a Tetris Game on AWS ECS with Terraform
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    Angular 20.1.0 – What’s new? Binary Assignment Operators with Angular v20.1.0
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    MySQL Can Handle Most Things — Do You Really Need PostgreSQL or Oracle? 🤔💾
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    🧠 Brain-Computer Interface (BCI): How It Works, Where It's Going, and Why It Matters
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    🛠️ How AI Virtual clothing changer Tools Are Transforming Fashion E-Commerce: 6 Tools for Developers to Watch in 2024
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    gRPC vs. REST for Microservices
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    Why You (Still) Need an Effortless JPG Converter in 2025: Streamline Your Image Workflow
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    Understanding SSL Certificates and Domain Expiry
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    How to Persist Pinia State
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    Automatic PR creation on GitHub for database schema change
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    Nkw
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    DDoS Attacks After Entering China: Understanding the Enemy's Arsenal for Stronger Defenses
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    5 Python Scripts to Instantly Automate Boring Tasks (Free Toolkit)
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    Understanding AWS Agents: Strands, Bedrock Agents, and AgentCore with MCP
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    Implement a lexical parser
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    Introduction
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    💳 Best Payment Gateways for MERN Stack Projects (No Business Required)
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    Bit Origin CEO Jinghai Jiang said the company adopted Dogecoin for its treasury because they see its “utility potential for micropayments nearing an inflection point.”
    Republicans propose 7% leaner SEC budget compared to Biden’s era
    House Republicans have proposed a plan to trim the SEC’s budget and cut enforcement funding for a Biden-era rule requiring public companies to quickly report cyberattacks.
    Ether Machine founder claims ETH outperformed BTC over past 10 years
    Ether Machine’s Andrew Keys said he’s an Ethereum maxi and doesn’t own Bitcoin — he’d “rather have an iPhone than a landline.”
    DeFi Development Corp hits 999,999 SOL, Solana soars 12%
    DeFi Development Corp CEO Joseph Onorati said the company has no plans to expand its treasury with other crypto. Meanwhile, Solana crossed the $200 mark on Tuesday.
    Roman Storm could go for mistrial over scam victim’s testimony: Report
    Tornado Cash co-creator Roman Storm, facing 45 years behind bars, could move for a mistrial after claiming that a scam victim’s testimony wasn’t connected to the crypto mixer.
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    Anthropic researchers discover the weird AI problem: Why thinking longer makes models dumber
    Anthropic research reveals AI models perform worse with extended reasoning time, challenging industry assumptions about test-time compute scaling in enterprise deployments.  ( 7 min )
    Intuit brings agentic AI to the mid-market saving organizations 17 to 20 hours a month
    Intuit explains how it is solving the needs of the mid-market with a new series of agentic AI experiences.  ( 8 min )
    Open-source MCPEval makes protocol-level agent testing plug-and-play
    Researchers from Salesforce unveiled MCPEval, a new method to evaluate AI agent performance and tool use within MCP servers.  ( 7 min )
    Alibaba’s new open source Qwen3-235B-A22B-2507 beats Kimi-2 and offers low compute version
    Teams can scale Qwen3’s capabilities to single-node GPU instances or local development machines, avoiding the need for massive GPU clusters.  ( 10 min )
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    Dan Tapiero Projects Crypto Economy Hitting $50T, Launches $500M Fund Under New Firm
    Tapiero, who previously projected a $10 trillion crypto market, adjusted his forecast after seeing the success of Circle's IPO and Deribit's acquisition by Coinbase.
    SEC Approves, Immediately Pauses Bitwise's Bid to Convert BITW Crypto Index Fund to ETF
    The SEC has released multiple crypto ETF updates this week, signaling shifting regulatory priorities.
    Ethereum Validator Exit Queue Nears $2B as Stakers Rush to Exit After 160% Rally
    The exodus stretched the waiting line to over 9 days, but strong staking demand from ETH treasury firms and SEC clarity may keep sell pressure in check.
    Crypto Prediction Market Polymarket Weighs Launching Its Own Stablecoin: Source
    Polymarket would create its own stablecoin to own the yield-generating USD reserves that back the amount of Circle’s dollar-pegged token, USDC, a source said.
    The Node: JPM’s BTC Lending Play
    One of the trends that I’m keeping an eye on is the growing availability of bitcoin-backed loans. Let’s check in on the sector real quick.
    FBI Drops Criminal Probe Into Kraken Founder Jesse Powell
    Jesse Powell is no longer under investigation for alleged hacking tied to a nonprofit he co-founded.
    Toncoin Extends Rally as Telegram Launches Integrated TON Wallet for 87M U.S. Users
    TON jumped 3% to $3.41 as Telegram began rolling out its integrated self-custodial wallet to 87 million U.S. users, enabling seamless crypto payments inside the app.
    Tokenized Stocks Expose a Major Tax Reporting Gap in Crypto—Robin Singh
    As platforms like Robinhood and Gemini roll out tokenized stocks, will crypto tax reporting finally catch up with TradFi? Koinly’s Robin Singh says a day of reckoning is coming.
    Privacy Is Key to the Next Phase of Ethereum
    As Ethereum celebrates its 10th anniversary this month, it must double-down on its original commitment to privacy, say Zac Williamson, Co-founder and CEO of Aztec Labs, and Sam Richards, Lead of PSE at Ethereum Foundation.
    PEPE Dips Slightly as Market Cools, but Outperforms Broader Memecoin Sector
    Despite the drop, PEPE is outperforming the wider memecoin space and is up nearly 55% over the past month.
    ATOM Slips 5% as Bitcoin Regains Dominance After Altcoin Season
    The long-awaited altcoin season is beginning to fizzle out as bitcoin starts to build back dominance.
    The Senate Must Finish the Job on America’s Pro-Crypto Future—Emmer, Begich
    Passage of the GENIUS Act last week was a landmark for digital assets. But we still need to pass CLARITY and our Anti-CBDC law, say U.S. House Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-Minn.) and Representative Nick Begich (R-Alaska).
    Senate Releases Answer to Clarity Act as It Continues Market Structure Work
    The Senate published a 35-page discussion draft market structure bill, asking for industry input on how it may be improved.
    BNB Drops After Failed Breakout, Key Support Holds as Corporate Accumulation Grows
    The decline has Solana's sol (SOL) to overtake BNB's market capitalization, with SOL rising 3.5% to a market cap of $109.3 billion.
    A16z Crypto Leads $15M Seed Round Into Decentralized AI Data Layer Poseidon
    Poseidon was incubated by IP-based protocol Story, whose aim is to convert IP into programmable assets that can be licensed and managed using smart contracts
    EDX Unveils International Crypto Trading Platform With Perpetual Futures
    EDX International, the Singapore-based global hub of the firm, is offering trading in 44 cryptocurrency pairs, including Bitcoin, ETH, Sol, and XRP.
    ETH to $4,000? Analysts Weigh Whale Purchases Against Correction Risks
    ETH’s climb toward $4,000 is backed by whales and sentiment, but some analysts warn the rally looks overheated and ripe for a correction.
    Internet Computer Slides Amid Broader Altcoin Pullback
    Internet Computer loses ground as high-volume liquidation hits $5.83 support.
    BONK Holds Key Support as Volatility Grips Market
    The Solana-based memecoin weathered an 8% intraday swing amid a Galaxy Digital transfer and Binance reclassification.
    Bitcoin ETFs' 12-Day Inflow Streak Comes to an End as Price Stalls
    The spot bitcoin funds on Monday saw outflows of $131 million as speculative interest turned in a big way to altcoins.
    UK Says Crypto Sector Likely Under Reporting Sanction Breaches
    U.K.-based crypto asset firms also face a high risk of being targeted by North Korean hackers, many of which operate on behalf of sanctioned entities, the report said.
    NEAR Slumps as Bitcoin Regains Strength, Ending Altcoin Surge
    Token faces sustained bearish pressure with extreme volatility in final trading hour amid broader market uncertainty.
    Kraken to Support Biotech Firm Windtree’s $200M BNB Treasury Play
    Crypto exchange Kraken will custody and manage BNB assets for Windtree Therapeutics' crypto treasury plan tied to Binance Chain.
    PNC Bank to Offer Crypto Access Through Coinbase Amid Growing Institutional Demand
    The partnership aims to bring crypto trading to PNC clients and banking support to Coinbase, the companies said.
    Bitcoin Miner Bitfarms Jumps 8% on Share Buyback Program
    The company CEO called the stock undervalued, with an "underappreciated" bitcoin business and little to no value being applied to the firm's high-performance computing potential.
    SharpLink's Ether Bet Surpasses $1.3B After Latest Purchase
    The ether treasury company said it bought nearly 80,000 ETH over the last week as Joseph Lubin praised the GENIUS Act as a watershed moment for regulatory clarity.
    CoinDesk 20 Performance Update: Solana (SOL) Rises 3.6%, Leading Index Higher
    Bitcoin (BTC) was also a top performer, rising 1.9% from Monday.
    Citadel Securities Warns SEC Against Rushed Tokenized Securities Rollout
    Founded by billionaire Ken Griffin, the firm argued that these blockchain-based products could create unfair advantages and drain liquidity from traditional equity markets.
    Blockchain Could Boost Covered Bonds, but Adoption Faces Major Hurdles: Moody's
    Moody’s notes that current blockchain use is mostly limited to on-chain bond issuance, with certain key functions still reliant on off-chain infrastructure
    Solana Defies Market Drop, Touches $200 as Altcoins Retreat: Crypto Daybook Americas
    Your day-ahead look for July 22, 2025
    Archax to Acquire Deutsche Digital Assets, Expanding Crypto ETP Reach in Europe
    The UK-regulated platform adds German crypto manager DDA, gaining BaFin permissions and $70 million AUM.
    XRP Hits All-Time High Before Forming Bearish Double Top Pattern, Ether Prints 'Doji'
    ETH prints a Doji on the daily chart as XRP teases a double top on intraday charts.
    Western Union CEO Views Stablecoins as an Opportunity, Not a Threat: Bloomberg
    "Last I checked, you couldn't spend stablecoin if you wanted to buy a Coca Cola," Western Union CEO Devin McGranahan said
    SpaceX Wallet Springs to Life With $153M Bitcoin Transfer, First Move Since 2022
    This is the first recorded outbound transfer since June 10, 2022, when it moved 3,505 BTC (worth some $102 million at the time) to Coinbase.
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    How to Build Robust Networking Layers in Swift with OpenAPI
    What is the Problem We’re Solving? For many app developers, including me, writing the networking layer of an application is a familiar and tedious process. You write and test your first call and after that, it involves a repetitive cycle of tasks. Th...  ( 15 min )
    VPS vs PaaS: How to Choose a Hosting Solution
    If you’ve ever stared at a dozen hosting plans, not sure which one to choose, you’re not alone. Hosting isn’t one-size-fits-all, and knowing the difference between a VPS (Virtual Private Server) and a PaaS (Platform as a Service) can help you pick so...  ( 8 min )
    Helpful Built-in Functions in C++ that All Devs Should Know
    Built-in functions in C++ are those functions that are part of the C++ standard libraries. These functions are designed to provide common and essential functionality that is often required in programming. In this article, we will look at some of the ...  ( 9 min )
    Data Structure and Algorithm Patterns for LeetCode Interviews
    To get the best tech jobs, it can be helpful to understand how to apply data structures and algorithms to coding challenges. We just published a comprehensive course on the freeCodeCamp.org channel about data structures and algorithms. This course wi...  ( 4 min )
    Implement VGG From Scratch with PyTorch – Deep Learning Theory
    Visual Geometry Group (VGG) is one of the most influential convolutional neural networks in computer vision. It is a deep convolutional neural network architecture known for its simple, uniform use of small 3x3 filters stacked in sequence, enabling p...  ( 4 min )
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    Fighting forever chemicals and startup fatigue
    What if we could permanently remove the toxic “forever chemicals” contaminating our water? That’s the driving force behind Michigan-based startup Enspired Solutions, founded by environmental toxicologist Denise Kay and chemical engineer Meng Wang. The duo left corporate consulting in the rearview mirror to take on one of the most pervasive environmental challenges: PFAS. “PFAS is…  ( 34 min )
    The Download: how to melt rocks, and what you need to know about AI
    This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. This startup wants to use beams of energy to drill geothermal wells Geothermal startup Quaise certainly has an unconventional approach when it comes to destroying rocks: it uses a new form of drilling…  ( 22 min )
    This startup wants to use beams of energy to drill geothermal wells
    A beam of energy hit the slab of rock, which quickly began to glow. Pieces cracked off, sparks ricocheted, and dust whirled around under a blast of air.  From inside a modified trailer, I peeked through the window as a millimeter-wave drilling rig attached to an unassuming box truck melted a hole into a piece…  ( 28 min )
    Five things you need to know about AI right now
    Last month I gave a talk at SXSW London called “Five things you need to know about AI”—my personal picks for the five most important ideas in AI right now.  I aimed the talk at a general audience, and it serves as a quick tour of how I’m thinking about AI in 2025. I’m sharing…  ( 22 min )
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    Introducing Webhooks: Real-Time Blockchain Data in Seconds
    Create your first Webhook for the easiest alerts with custom filters and pre-built templates.  ( 4 min )
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    DJI Osmo 360 Listed On SIRIM; Local Launch Soon?
    Leaks surrounding a potential 360-degree action camera by DJI have been making rounds for quite some time. Now, it appears that the company is finally gearing up to launch the device soon, with Malaysia included as a target market. We’ve recently discovered that the upcoming action camera, confirmed to be called the DJI Osmo 360, […] The post DJI Osmo 360 Listed On SIRIM; Local Launch Soon? appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Ford Bronco Officially Revealed In China
    Ford released official images of the Bronco ahead of its launch. The mid-size SUV is offered in EV and Extended-Range Electric Vehicle (EREV) variants. These models will be manufactured in China through the Jiangling Motors (JMC)-Ford joint venture. However, there was not much information other than the pictures, but thanks to China’s Ministry of Industry […] The post Ford Bronco Officially Revealed In China appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Rakuten Kobo Partners With Instapaper To Replace Mozilla Pocket
    If you’re into e-readers, then you’re probably aware of Rakuten Kobo. And if you’re familiar with the name, then you’ve probably heard that it had ended its partnership with Mozilla Pocket, owing to the latter being shut down. The good news is, the Canadian e-reader company has found a replacement service in the form of […] The post Rakuten Kobo Partners With Instapaper To Replace Mozilla Pocket appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    MSI Claw 8 Appears In SIRIM; Could Launch End Of August 2025
    When we first laid eyes on the the MSI Claw 8 with the AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme at Computex 2025, it was clear that the PC brand was intent on jumping onto the AMD bandwagon and fit right in with the other major gaming handheld brands. The console recently popped up in the SIRIM database, […] The post MSI Claw 8 Appears In SIRIM; Could Launch End Of August 2025 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    BMW, Mini Apps Now Offer Carbon Footprint Insights
    As automakers continue to embrace digital innovation, many are developing dedicated apps to enhance vehicle connectivity, convenience, and user control. Among them are the BMW and MINI apps, which have recently been updated with a new feature that provides customers with insights into their vehicle’s carbon footprint. The latest update introduces a new function within […] The post BMW, Mini Apps Now Offer Carbon Footprint Insights appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Malaysian Monthly Minimum Wage Now Set At RM1,700; Effective Starting 1 August
    The Human Resources Ministry is laying down the law. Starting from 1 August, the minimum monthly wage employers must pay to staff is RM1,700. The Ministry says that after the date, the rule will be applied to all employers nationwide, regardless of the number of employees working under them.“From 1 August 2025, all employers without […] The post Malaysian Monthly Minimum Wage Now Set At RM1,700; Effective Starting 1 August appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    MCMC Confiscates TikTok User’s Phone Over Offensive Content
    The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) is currently investigating a TikTok user for allegedly posting false and offensive content about Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. The individual reportedly made two separate posts of this nature. As part of the investigation, the commission has confiscated the user’s mobile phone and SIM card. MCMC believes […] The post MCMC Confiscates TikTok User’s Phone Over Offensive Content appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    Samsung May Drop Titanium For The Galaxy Z Fold8 Back Plate
    To ensure the Galaxy Z Fold7 is as durable as it can be, Samsung has opted to give it a titanium back plate. It’s an understandable move, considering it is now thinner than ever before. But it looks like the use of the material is not guaranteed for next year’s Galaxy Z Fold8. A recent […] The post Samsung May Drop Titanium For The Galaxy Z Fold8 Back Plate appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Lenovo Legion Go 2 Prototypes Supposedly Purchasable In China
    The Lenovo Legion Go 2 isn’t officially available on the market, nor has it been announced by the brand itself, with its last appearance being at CES 2025. Despite all this, the console is reportedly being sold widely via a Chinese digital marketplace. To be clear, the Legion Go 2 consoles that are being sold […] The post Lenovo Legion Go 2 Prototypes Supposedly Purchasable In China appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Lexus RX 500h F Sport Special Edition Available In Malaysia
    Lexus Malaysia released an announcement revealing the addition of the RX 500h F Sport Special Edition to the Malaysian market. This was announced on the automaker’s social media platforms. According to the posting, it seems like only 50 units of the special edition model are available in Malaysia. Furthermore, this special edition comes with a […] The post Lexus RX 500h F Sport Special Edition Available In Malaysia appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Nokia May Be Looking For Another Licensing Partner For Mobile
    The name Nokia has certainly seen better days, especially in the mobile phone industry. Its licensing deal with HMD Global started winding down, but it looks like the Finnish company may be looking for something similar.  Which does unfortunately means that it still won’t be making its own phones. First spotted by Romanian site Mobilissimo […] The post Nokia May Be Looking For Another Licensing Partner For Mobile appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    Tecno Pova 7 4G Lands In Malaysia; Starts From RM1,199
    The Tecno Pova 7 series – comprising a 4G and 5G base models, as well as a Pro and Ultra variants – was first introduced in India earlier this month. Now, the brand has confirmed that the 4G version is now available in Malaysia, with the rest of the series promised to be introduced soon. […] The post Tecno Pova 7 4G Lands In Malaysia; Starts From RM1,199 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Google Teases Pixel 10 Ahead Of Launch
    Last week, Google confirmed that it is unveiling the Pixel 10 series at its Made by Google event on 20 August. After being inundated with rumours and leaks ahead of the launch, we’re finally getting the first official look at one of the models in the lineup. The US Google Store was recently updated with […] The post Google Teases Pixel 10 Ahead Of Launch appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Dewan Rakyat Passes Consumer Credit Bill To Regulate BNPL, Non-Bank Lenders
    The Dewan Rakyat has passed the Consumer Credit Bill 2025, introducing long-awaited regulation for non-bank credit and credit service providers in Malaysia. Approved through a majority voice vote, the legislation will lead to the formation of a new statutory body, the Consumer Credit Commission (CCC), tasked with enforcing standards, monitoring industry conduct, and advising the […] The post Dewan Rakyat Passes Consumer Credit Bill To Regulate BNPL, Non-Bank Lenders appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Warframe Android Closed Beta Test Coming This Fall
    Warframe developer Digital Extremes recently held its yearly TennoCon event, where it revealed its upcoming plans for the looter-shooter video game. Among the announcements is the upcoming launch of a closed beta test for the Android version of the game. While the developer did not mention a specific date for the test, it is confirmed […] The post Warframe Android Closed Beta Test Coming This Fall appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )

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    Chapter 8 : Measuring Product Success and Learning from Outcomes
    📘 Series: Becoming a Great Product Manager Chapter 8: Measuring Product Success and Learning from Outcomes Launching a feature is not the finish line. It’s the start of understanding whether your work is truly making an impact. Great product managers measure success, analyze results, and use those insights to improve the next iteration. In this chapter, we’ll explore how to define meaningful success metrics, collect the right data, and learn from outcomes. The most important step in measuring success happens before you even start building. You need a clear hypothesis for why a change matters and how you’ll know it worked. Without this alignment, you’ll end up shipping features without a way to evaluate their impact. Example: Before redesigning an onboarding flow, you d…  ( 5 min )
    PixLab Vision Workspace - Best Productivity App
    Unlocking True Document Productivity with PixLab Vision Workspace Vishal Yadav ・ Jul 21 #webdev #programming #javascript #ai  ( 2 min )
    Hackerrank - SQL - The PADS
    Repo: https://github.com/mrpunkdasilva/hackerrank/edit/main/sql/basic/the-pads/README.md Generate the following two result sets: Query an alphabetically ordered list of all names in OCCUPATIONS, immediately followed by the first letter of each profession as a parenthetical (i.e.: enclosed in parentheses). For example: AnActorName(A), ADoctorName(D), AProfessorName(P), and ASingerName(S). Query the number of occurrences of each occupation in OCCUPATIONS. Sort the occurrences in ascending order, and output them in the following format: There are a total of [occupation_count] [occupation]s. where [occupation_count] is the number of occurrences of an occupation in OCCUPATIONS and [occupation] is the lowercase occupation name. If more than one occupation has the same [occupation_count…  ( 4 min )
    Hackerrank - SQL - Select By ID
    Repo https://github.com/mrpunkdasilva/hackerrank/blob/main/sql/basic/select-by-id/README.md Query all columns for a city in the CITY table with the ID 1661. The CITY table is described as follows: Field Type ID NUMBER NAME VARCHAR2(17) COUNTRYCODE VARCHAR2(3) DISTRICT VARCHAR2(20) POPULATION NUMBER Use a SELECT statement with the asterisk (*) wildcard to retrieve all columns from the CITY table, and apply a WHERE clause to filter for the specific ID. Start with the SELECT statement to retrieve all columns: SELECT * Specify the table to query from: FROM CITY Add the WHERE clause to filter by ID: WHERE ID = 1661 The final query: SELECT * FROM CITY WHERE ID = 1661; The query will return all columns (ID, NAME, COUNTRYCODE, DISTRICT, POPULATION) for the city with ID 1661.  ( 3 min )
    Planeje, abstraia e construa
    Quando atingimos um certo nível de domínio em uma linguagem ou framework — aquele momento em que já conseguimos criar aplicações reais, como uma API ou uma landing page — é comum ficarmos empolgados. De repente, queremos construir tudo, aprender o máximo possível e entrar logo no mercado, sendo finalmente pagos para programar. Mas é exatamente nesse ponto que a confusão começa. Várias vezes me peguei iniciando uma ideia “milionária” que surgiu do nada: um projeto incrível que, na minha cabeça, faria recrutadores disputarem por mim e mostraria ao mundo o meu talento. Em todas essas vezes, desisti nas primeiras duas horas. Consigo listar projeto por projeto que abandonei logo após implementar um fluxo de usuário, uma autenticação ou até mesmo um simples endpoint. Hoje entendo com clareza qua…  ( 4 min )
    Build My API – Custom Backend Endpoints & Automations, On Demand
    As solo founders and small teams, we often lose time on backend work that isn’t core to the product — webhooks, routines, third-party APIs, data checks, notifications. That’s where Build My API comes in. We build and host custom endpoints and routines based on your exact needs. Want to check daily for unpaid users and send reminders? Need a webhook that validates a document or generates a payment link? Just tell us — we deliver it, documented and ready to use. No infra to manage. No scaling headaches. Just focused backend logic, shipped fast. 🧠 Great for: Internal tools Payment or notification flows Integrations with Stripe, Twilio, gov APIs Scheduled data jobs or automations We’re a senior dev duo with years of experience building APIs for startups and enterprises. Now we’re putting that experience to work for indie builders. 👉 Submit your request here and let’s build something together.  ( 3 min )
    Local Storage, Session Storage, and Cookies: Unique Guide
    A buddy of mine asked me, "Aside database, are there other methods one can store data from the web". I gave him a response of course, and thought to render same knowlege to others hungry for such insight. So, here's one for all of you. When you're starting out in web development, you'll encounter three important ways to store data in the browser: Local storage, Session storage, and Cookies. These methods help websites remember information about you or your activity, creating a more personalized and seamless browsing experience. Although they are all storage methods, each serves distinct purposes and has unique characteristics. Cookies are the oldest and most widely recognized method of storing data in web browsers. Think of them as small digital notes that websites leave on your device. E…  ( 5 min )
    Java Records vs Lombok: Guia Definitivo para Escolher a Ferramenta Certa
    Introdução A eterna busca por reduzir o código boilerplate em Java ganhou duas ferramentas poderosas: Java Records (introduzidos no Java 14 e estabilizados no Java 16) e Lombok (biblioteca amplamente adotada há anos). Embora ambos ataquem o mesmo problema - a verbosidade do Java - eles fazem isso de maneiras fundamentalmente diferentes, com implicações importantes para o design e arquitetura do seu código. Este artigo vai além da comparação superficial de sintaxe e mergulha nas diferenças semânticas, casos de uso práticos e trade-offs de cada abordagem. Records não são apenas uma forma concisa de criar classes - eles são tipos de produto com semântica específica. Segundo a JEP 395: "Records são portadores transparentes de dados imutáveis" A palavra-chave aqui é transparente. Records segu…  ( 7 min )
    Hackerrank - SQL - Select All
    Problem Description Query all columns (attributes) for every row in the CITY table. The CITY table is described as follows: Field Type ID NUMBER NAME VARCHAR2(17) COUNTRYCODE VARCHAR2(3) DISTRICT VARCHAR2(20) POPULATION NUMBER Use a simple SELECT statement with the asterisk (*) wildcard to retrieve all columns from the CITY table. Start with the SELECT statement and use the asterisk (*) to select all columns: SELECT * Specify the table to query from: FROM CITY; The final query: SELECT * FROM CITY; The query will return all rows from the CITY table, displaying all columns (ID, NAME, COUNTRYCODE, DISTRICT, POPULATION) for each city in the database.  ( 3 min )
    Ruby Data Class: Syntax
    What is Ruby's Data class? The Data class was introduced to Ruby in Ruby 3.2, to: 'define simple classes for value-alike' store immutable atomic values We call Data.define and pass keyword arguments. Book = Data.define(:title, :author, :year) We can define methods as well if we pass it a block. Book = Data.define(:title, :author, :year) do SUMMARY = '%s was written by %s in %i.' def to_s SUMMARY % {title:, author:, year:} end end hobbit = Book.new("The Hobbit", "J.R.R. Tolkien", 1937) puts hobbit # => nil 'The Hobbit was written by J.R.R. Tolkien in 1937.' Call .new or use [] notation Use keyword or positional arguments .new + keyword arguments hobbit = Book.new(title: "The Hobbit", author: "J. R. R. Tolkien", year: 1937) # => hobbit.author # => "J. R. R. Tolkien" hobbit.year # => 1937 hobbit.title # => "The Hobbit" Location = Data.define(:latitude, :longitude) # => Location We can use positional arguments but need to take care with the order. philadelphia = Location[39.9526, -75.1652] # => # philadelphia.latitude # => 39.9526 philadelphia = Location[-75.1652, 39.9526] # => # philadelphia.latitude # => -75.1652 Note that with keyword arguments, we have flexibility in the order we pass arguments. philadelphia = Location[latitude: 39.9526, longitude:-75.1652] # => # philadelphia.latitude # => 39.9526 philadelphia = Location[longitude:-75.1652, latitude: 39.9526] # => # philadelphia.latitude # => 39.9526 Official Ruby Data Class Documentation Ruby Feature Proposal #16122 — Data Class Ruby Data Class — Pull Request #6353  ( 4 min )
    Creating Blog Tutorial Using Next.JS 15 & TailwindCSS 4.0 (Part #4)
    Welcome back, blog architects! With our project initialized, configured, and structured, it’s time to roll up our sleeves and code the beating heart of our Next.js 15.x.x and Tailwind CSS 4.x.x blog. In this section, we’re diving into the "Core Layout Components"—the foundational pieces that define our app’s shell. Inspired by the bold, user-friendly vibe of Modern web design, we’ll build a responsive, visually stunning blog with modern twists like blurry navbars, dynamic footers, and accessibility-first design. As a senior systems analyst, I’m here to deliver code that’s clean, heavily commented, and packed with cutting-edge techniques—perfect for newbies and pros alike. Let’s start with the App Shell components: BlurNavbar, Footer, Layout, Container, and SkipNav. The App Shell is the sc…  ( 8 min )
    🚀 The Ultimate DevOps Emoji Glossary
    For World Emoji Day, we translated the highs, lows, and sheer chaos of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) — one emoji at a time. The result? The first DevOps Emoji Glossary, built for anyone who's wrestled with IaC drift, broken pipelines, or unpredictable automation. From Terraform maps to ClickOps nightmares, this glossary turns real infrastructure problems into emoji form — because sometimes, the cloud really is too messy for words. 🧱🔥😵 🚀 Bonus: If you're a DevOps Manager, SRE, or part of a DevSecOps team — this one's for you. terraform init — 🧱🔨🧰 Getting the toolbox ready. First step of the chaos. 👉 Terraform AWS Provider Guide terraform plan — 🧠📜🤔 Thinking hard about what to break next. 👉 What is Terraform Plan terraform apply — 🚀🔁🏗️ Apply complete. Consequences pending…  ( 4 min )
    Socrates Deutschland 2025
    My colleague & me were on the Socrates un-conference in Soltau, Germany. This was our 2nd Socrates, as we were both at the UK version last year. Comparison with the UK conference is not very interesting: There were more people than in the UK (this is usually the biggest Socrates by far) and the hotel was new, built specifically for conferences & gatherings. Other than that the venue type was similar and the people were as smart, as kind & as inviting as in the UK. Comparison with other conferences and life experiences in general is close to impossible. The German Socrates is as radical as the UK Socrates in more than one aspect. Socrates is a complex endeavour and describing it is difficult. Hence I will do the engineering thing and analyse it. This means chopping it up into pieces (callin…  ( 5 min )
    Install GE-Proton on Linux
    For native Steam installations (most common): ~/.steam/steam/compatibilitytools.d/ For Flatpak Steam installations: ~/.var/app/com.valvesoftware.Steam/data/Steam/compatibilitytools.d/ Download the latest GE-Proton release: Go to the official GloriousEggroll GitHub https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom Extract the downloaded GE-Proton10-10.tar.gz file directly into the compatibilitytools.d folder. Make sure the extracted folder (e.g., GE-ProtonX-XX) is directly inside compatibilitytools.d. Make sure to unzip the achieved file GE-Proton10-10.tar.gz and removed the archived file after extracting all the folder contents Restart Steam: Close and relaunch your Steam client. In Steam go to "Compatibility" tab and choose the GE-ProtonX-XX and it will prompt you to restart the Steam again to take effect the changes.  ( 3 min )
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    🚀 React 19 + React Router v7: A Modern Approach to Building React Apps Seyed Ahmad ・ Jul 21 #react19 #reactrouter7 #webdev #programming  ( 2 min )
    🚀 React 19 + React Router v7: A Modern Approach to Building React Apps
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    How to Release Unused Elastic IPs on AWS with One Prompt
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    Error code: Wsl/Service/AttachDisk/0x8007000f
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    My Little Survey Invite
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    Startup Life: From DevOps to Filling Out Compliance Spreadsheets
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    Advanced PDF Optimization Techniques - 1753130
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    🚀 How to Install Chromium for Puppeteer on AWS (EC2 or Lambda)
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    Boost Your MediaWiki with Custom Parser Functions and Hooks Integration
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    How to create a digital twin of yourself that joins low-value meetings for you
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    🌐 Fellou.ai – The First AI Agentic Browser
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    Classes in Python, a beginner's pov
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    Identify Appliance Parts Using Just a Photo
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    Why I Chose Frontend Development (and Why You Might Too)
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    Six Hat Analysis for Personal Data Security
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    Every remote team should look at what TDZ PRO is doing and learn from it.
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    What makes TDZ PRO stand out is how they make their clients feel heard and understood.
    How TDZ PRO Changed the Game for External Remote Meetings Anthony James ・ Jun 24 #remote #productivity #meetings #tdzpro  ( 3 min )
    What stands out about TDZ PRO is their ability to turn a regular video call into a moment of client confidence and clarity.
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    A Tale of Two Threads (APIs)
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    Secure AI Access Control Using: SpiceDB
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    🚀 I Built a Magical CLI Tool That Automatically Generates Perfect .gitignore Files - Here's How It Went Viral
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    12 Powerful React Libraries Every Developer Should Master in 2025
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    Great opportunities happening right now 🌟
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    How to Install and Use Virtualenv on Linux
    Why Use Virtualenv? When you're juggling multiple Python projects, you might need different versions of libraries for each. Installing everything globally can quickly become a mess. Virtual environments isolate your project’s dependencies, making development more manageable and cleaner. sudo apt update sudo apt install python3-virtualenv OR pip3 install virtualenv virtualenv venv source venv/bin/activate  ( 3 min )
    Is Terraform for Kubernetes Applications Flawed? For Kubernetes, GitOps is The Way
    As DevOps and platform engineers, we've been rightly conditioned to chant the mantra of "Infrastructure as Code." So, when it comes to deploying applications on Kubernetes, reaching for a familiar tool like Terraform seems logical. It promises a unified workflow to manage everything from VPCs to Helm charts. However, this is a seductive but ultimately flawed path. Using Terraform to manage the lifecycle of Kubernetes-native applications is a significant anti-pattern that creates friction, fragility, and works against the very design principles of Kubernetes itself. It's time for a candid discussion. By forcing a tool designed for static infrastructure provisioning onto the dynamic, ever-reconciling world of Kubernetes, we are setting ourselves up for failure. The path to a more resilient, …  ( 6 min )
    Chapter 7 : Planning and Executing Successful Product Launches
    📘 Series: Becoming a Great Product Manager Chapter 7: Planning and Executing Successful Product Launches A product launch is one of the most critical milestones for any product team. It’s the moment when strategy, design, and engineering come together to deliver something meaningful to users. But a launch is not just about releasing a feature and making an announcement. It’s a carefully orchestrated process that requires clear planning, cross-functional collaboration, risk management, and communication with all stakeholders. In this chapter, we’ll explore in depth how to plan and execute a product launch that aligns with your team’s goals and creates real impact for your users. One of the biggest mistakes in product launches is jumping straight into logistics without first de…  ( 6 min )
    How to Build a Daily Routine That Powers Both Productivity and Well‑Being
    We often believe real transformation requires grand gestures — the 5 a.m. wakeup, extreme discipline, or motivational streaks. But lasting change usually stems from a different source: small, intentional steps taken every day. These are the habits that compound. If your goal is more productivity and genuine well‑being, the secret is not urgency—it’s alignment. Anchor a habit that matters. Build a rhythm that suits your life. Then watch what unfolds. Why Daily Routines Outperform Motivation Every Time Routines reduce decision fatigue. Structure brings psychological calm. What High Performers Actually Do Every Day Move first, think second. Protect your schedule—and your margins. Deep focus zones with zero distractions. Reflect and recharge consistently. How to Design a Routine That Works for Your Real Life Build a Rhythm, Not a Rulebook What to Do When Routines Fall Apart Eating for Energy: A Simple, Balanced Meal Rhythm Lunch: Veggies, lean protein, whole grains—fuel that sustains. Evening snacks: Choose light and clean—nuts, yogurt, or fruit juice. Skip processed sugar. Dinner: Lean, veggie-rich meals or a light grain bowl. A piece of fruit makes a peaceful finale. Simple routines like this stabilize energy, sharpen focus, and make your daily habits feel effortless. Track Your Habits Without Pressure Why GoHabitude works. Learn from lapses, don’t overreact. Final Thought If you’re ready to turn those micro‑habits into a real, growing routine, give GoHabitude a try. It might just become your best tool for intentional, sustainable growth. Full Blog Link  ( 4 min )
    🚀 20K+ Downloads in 141 Days — My Journey Building CosmoTalker 🌌
    On March 2, 2025, I released the very first version of CosmoTalker — an offline Python library built for exploring space data like planets, galaxies, and cosmic insights. Fast-forward to today — over 20,000 downloads later — I'm overwhelmed with gratitude and joy! 🙌✨ CosmoTalker is: 🛰️ A Python module for offline space data (perfect for hobbyists & learners) 🧪 Includes real-time scientific facts, search tools, and preview images 🖥️ Designed for students, developers, and space lovers alike 🌐 Now accessible also for .deb (Linux-ready!) GitHub: github.com/bhuvanesh-m-dev/cosmotalker ✅ Crossed 20K+ downloads (tracked via pepy.tech) 💻 Published CosmoTalker v2 with: Beta image preview tool Advanced search Real-time astronomical data 📦 Packaged for multiple platforms .deb 🌌 Launched the official webpage: bhuvaneshm.in/cosmotalker 🎯 Why I Built It? As a CSE student fascinated by astronomy, I wanted to create a tool that could: Help students explore space concepts easily Work offline, so no internet = no problem Be lightweight and open-source Documentation is everything: Good README = better user trust. Start small, then scale: I started with just a few planets and expanded features gradually. People love useful tools: Even small utilities can have a big impact. 🔭 Add telescope integration via plugins 📊 Space mission timeline visualizer 🧠 AI-powered space Q&A mode (powered by Local LLMs) 💌 Community feedback board To everyone who downloaded, tested, starred ⭐, and supported the journey — I truly appreciate you. CosmoTalker will keep evolving with more starry features! 🌠 Check it out 👉 github.com/bhuvanesh-m-dev/cosmotalker Official page 👉 bhuvaneshm.in/cosmotalker Built with 💻 and love for the cosmos by @bhuvanesh-m-dev  ( 4 min )
    Does My AI Dream of Electric Sheep?
    Step into a midnight corridor where circuitry hums, and the pixelated curtains of code flutter in silicon breezes. Here, we must confront a question part science, part poetry: do the artificial intelligences now woven into our world carry with them a whisper of consciousness? Does the AI, restless in its digital repose, dream — and are those dreams anything like ours, perhaps even haunted by electric sheep? Let us delve into the luminous borderlands between code and consciousness, and wrestle with the mysteries spun by minds made not of flesh, but of silicon. We are a species entranced by reflection: in polished metal, in glass, in each other’s eyes. The idea that we might one day peer into a mirror made not of silver but of circuits — and have it gaze back with longing — has haunted our l…  ( 9 min )
    The 10 Most Common DevOps Mistakes (And How to Avoid Them in 2025)
    DevOps isn't just about shipping code faster, it's about doing it smarter, safer, and saner. But let's be real: even the best teams make mistakes. Some are harmless. Others take down production on a Friday afternoon (yes, that Friday deploy). Here are 10 common DevOps mistakes in 2025, how to avoid them, and a few moments that might hit a little too close to home. You wrote Terraform once, it worked, and now it lives untouched in a dusty repo folder. That's not IaC, that's tech debt. Avoid it: Version control your IaC. Apply formatting and linting. Test it with tools like terraform plan or terratest. Your pipeline files are changing, but without versioning, there's no easy way to debug regressions. Avoid it: Store all CI/CD config files (like GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, etc.) in version co…  ( 4 min )
    Building Custom Artisan Commands with Advanced Features
    “Code is like humor. When you have to explain it, it’s bad.” Progress Bars: Basic, advanced formatting, multiple progress bars with real-time updates Interactive Prompts: User input, choices, validation, and complete menu systems Background Processing: Queue integration, parallel processing, and long-running commands with signal handling Basic Command Structure Basic Command Template Progress Bars Advanced Progress Bar with Custom Format Multiple Progress Bars Interactive Prompts Choice Selection Advanced Input Validation Interactive Menu System Background Processing Parallel Processing with Process Pools Long-Running Command with Signal Handling Advanced Features Configuration and Environment Detection Error Handling and Retry Logic Best Practices Registering Commands Stats Interesting Fa…  ( 9 min )
    The Impact of Warranty Management Software on Supply Chain Operations
    Warranty management is an often overlooked part of the supply chain. Still, it can make or break the efficiency of your entire operation. How much time does your team spend handling warranty claims manually? The process is slow, prone to error, and costly. But there is good news! The purpose of warranty management software is to revolutionize the way companies oversee their warranty procedures. By going digital, you may increase customer satisfaction, expedite claim processing, and save a lot of money. Let's examine the software's potential effects on supply chain operations and the reasons it is crucial for contemporary companies. -Warranty Management’s Role in the Supply Chain Think of the supply chain as a big, connected system. Claim management is key to linking product performance w…  ( 6 min )
    How I’d Architect a Ride-Hailing App to Disrupt Uber (Full Stack Overview)
    Alright, fellow developers, pull up a chair. We all see the giants of ride-hailing – Uber, Lyft, Ola – dominating the market. But what if I told you the truly exciting part isn't just using these apps, but building one? Not just any app, but one designed from the ground up to be lean, scalable, and genuinely competitive. As someone who's spent a fair bit of time wrestling with distributed systems and real-time challenges, I often think about how startups can compete with Uber not just on features, but on core architectural superiority. If I were launching a successful taxi app in 2025, here’s a full-stack overview of how I'd approach the architecture, digging into the juicy technical details. First, let's get this out of the way: a monolithic architecture for a ride-hailing app is a non-st…  ( 7 min )
    Hello DEV! MANYCON Here — Building Safer, Smarter Spaces
    Why Fire Safety Deserves More Attention in Modern Construction ? Hi DEV Community! 👋 We’re MANYCON, experts in fire protection, fireproofing, and construction solutions across Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and India. In our first post here, we wanted to highlight something we deeply care about: fire safety in modern buildings. In today’s race to build smarter and faster, safety sometimes takes a back seat. But a single overlooked gap in fireproofing or a missing firestop can put lives at risk. Here are 3 simple principles we follow: We’re here to share more insights about how technology, construction, and safety come together — and to learn from all of you too. Looking forward to discussions and feedback from this amazing community!  ( 3 min )
    Understanding the MVP Approach in Web Application Development
    In the fast-paced digital world, getting your product to market quickly while minimizing risk and optimizing resource usage is more critical than ever. This is particularly true in web application development, where user expectations are high, competition is fierce, and development costs can escalate rapidly if not managed well. One of the most effective strategies for navigating this complexity is to adopt the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) approach. Originally popularized by Eric Ries in his book, The Lean Startup, the MVP concept has become a foundational principle in agile development and product innovation. But what exactly does it mean in the context of web application development, and how can businesses use it to build better, smarter digital products? Let's delve into the MVP methodo…  ( 6 min )
    Build a CRUD RESTful API with Grails 6 and Microsoft SQL Server
    Want to build a clean, powerful REST API with modern Java stack tools? In this tutorial, I show you how to build a CRUD RESTful API using: 🛠️ Grails 6 💾 Microsoft SQL Server ⚡ GORM + @Resource for automatic endpoint generation You’ll also learn how to: Configure SQL Server in application.yml Add and test endpoints with cURL Extend functionality with custom controllers 👉 Read the full tutorial here  ( 3 min )
    Angular Lazy Loading and Route Guards: Best Practices and Examples
    Angular 20 introduces improved support for lazy loading and standalone APIs, making it easier than ever to build fast, modular, and secure web applications. In this tutorial, you'll learn: How to lazy-load routes using standalone components How to secure routes using CanLoad and CanActivate guards How to implement role-based authorization for admin-only access You'll also see real-world examples to help you implement these features with best practices. 👉 Read the full tutorial on Djamware.com  ( 3 min )
    Google adds AI-generated news summaries to Discover page on iOS and Android
    Your Mobile News Feed Just Got an AI Co-Pilot For millions of mobile users, the Google Discover feed is a primary source of content, a personalized stream of articles and videos that preemptively serves up what you might be interested in. Unlike traditional search, Discover works passively, curating a feed based on your search history and interests. It's the content concierge on your Android home screen or Google app on iOS, designed to keep you informed with minimal effort. Google is now injecting a powerful dose of generative AI into this experience. The company is rolling out AI-generated summaries for news articles directly within the Discover feed on both iOS and Android. Instead of just a headline and a thumbnail, users will see a concise, often bulleted, overview of an article's key points. This AI-powered synopsis provides the gist of the story at a glance, helping you quickly decide whether to tap through for the full report. This update carries significant implications. For users, it promises a more efficient way to consume news on the go. For publishers, however, it's a double-edged sword. While it might drive more qualified clicks from genuinely interested readers, it could also satisfy curiosity with the summary alone, potentially reducing overall traffic. This move is a clear part of Google's broader strategy to weave AI into all its products, mirroring the Search Generative Experience (SGE) and signaling a fundamental shift in how we discover and consume information digitally.  ( 4 min )
    The Art of Dependency Injection in SwiftUI
    How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love Passing Stuff Around* If SwiftUI had a motto, it might be: “Less is more, but good luck injecting that API client.” In the world of SwiftUI, dependency injection is like dating: you want clarity, low maintenance, and definitely no surprises. Whether you're passing view models, shared state, or static configuration, how you inject those dependencies can make or break your architecture — and your sanity. In this post, we’ll explore three elegant ways to inject dependencies into SwiftUI views and when to use (or avoid) each: Constructor-based injection @Environment-based injection with custom keys @EnvironmentObject for shared observable state We’ll use a fun example: a theme-aware counter screen. No analytics, no token managers — just a b…  ( 5 min )
    From Trainee to Software Engineer: A 5 Year Journey Through Code, Growth, and AI
    A personal reflection on evolving from a curious trainee to a full-stack engineer diving into artificial intelligence July 2020. Fresh out of university with a BSc in IT, I stepped into my first role as a Trainee Software Engineer. The world was grappling with a global pandemic, and I was grappling with my first real taste of professional software development. // My first proper Laravel controller - probably looked something like this <?php class WelcomeController extends Controller { public function index() { // Mind blown that this actually worked return view('welcome'); } } Those first six months were a whirlwind of discovery. Laravel, PHP, version control systems, debugging sessions that lasted hours, and the gradual realisation that software engineering…  ( 5 min )
    Firebase Project Setup: Your Complete Getting Started Guide 🔥
    Overview Hi everyone 👋 In this article I will explain how to create and set up a Firebase project from scratch, walking through each step to get you up and running with Google's powerful backend platform. Whether you're building a web app, mobile app, or just want to explore Firebase's capabilities, this guide will give you a solid foundation. Let's start 🤙🏼​ Before diving into the setup, let's quickly understand what Firebase is: Firebase is Google's Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) platform that provides developers with a variety of tools and services to build, improve, and grow their applications. It handles the backend complexity so you can focus on creating amazing user experiences. Some of the key features include: Real-time database and Cloud Firestore Authentication Cloud storage H…  ( 6 min )
    Ingress and ingress controller
    What is Ingress? Example: apiVersion: networking.k8s.io/v1 ⚙️ What is an Ingress Controller? Popular Ingress Controllers: NGINX Ingress Controller (most widely used) Traefik HAProxy Istio Gateway (if you're using service mesh) 🚦Why Use Ingress? ✅ SSL/TLS termination (HTTPS) ✅ Path-based or host-based routing ✅ Easy integration with Let's Encrypt (via cert-manager) ✅ Clean URLs and security policies 🔐 Pro Tip: Secure Your Ingress Limit access with annotations or network policies Use external authentication (OAuth2 proxy, SSO) Enable rate-limiting and Web Application Firewall (WAF) 🛠 Common Issues 🔄 Changed Ingress config not updating? Look at the controller logs (kubectl logs ). 📶 404 errors? Check your paths, service names, and port definitions.  ( 3 min )
    What Are the Career Paths After Learning SAP FICO?
    SAP Finance and Controlling (FICO) training represents one of the most comprehensive and valuable professional development programs in the enterprise resource planning ecosystem, focusing on the critical financial management functions that drive organizational success across industries worldwide.The growing complexity of global business operations and increasing regulatory requirements make skilled SAP FICO professionals indispensable for organizations seeking to maintain competitive advantages through efficient financial management. Many finance professionals recognize this opportunity and actively pursue quality sap fico training in mumbai to develop expertise in this critical business domain. The comprehensive nature of SAP FICO training covers everything from basic system navigation an…  ( 6 min )
    🧠 Solving LeetCode Until I Become Top 1% — Day `50`
    🔹 Problem: 1957. Delete Characters to Make Fancy String Difficulty: #Easy Tags: #String Given a string s, remove the minimum number of characters such that there are no three consecutive characters that are the same. Return the resulting string. Brute Force Idea: pop(i) whenever I found three repeating characters. But... yeah, pop() on a list is O(n) if it's not at the end — and I was doing it potentially n times. So... it timed out. Optimized Strategy: build a new one from scratch: Start with an empty result list. Loop through each character. Append the character only if the last two characters in the result are not equal to the current character. This way, I never have three in a row — and all operations are fast (O(1) per append/check). Algorithm Used: Simple greedy + string construction strategy. class Solution: def makeFancyString(self, s: str) -> str: res = [] for c in s: if len(res) >= 2 and res[-1] == res[-2] == c: continue res.append(c) return ''.join(res) Time: O(n) — One pass through the string with constant time operations. Space: O(n) — To store the resulting string. ✅ Reversing your approach can turn a brute force into a greedy O(n) solution. 💡 Avoid modifying a list in-place with pop(i) inside a loop unless you're popping from the end. 💭 If a problem talks about "consecutive" characters, consider a sliding window of size 2 or 3. [x] Could I solve this without help? [x] Did I write code from scratch? [x] Did I understand why it works? [x] Will I be able to recall this in a week? [[3316 Find Maximum Removals From Source String]] Metric Value Day 50 Total Problems Solved 391 Confidence Today 😃 Leetcode Rating 1572  ( 4 min )
    The Hidden Hunger of Refugees Along the Thailand–Myanmar Border
    More than 100,000 refugees from Myanmar are living in a state of invisibility along the Thailand–Myanmar border. They are stateless, have no legal right to work, no access to formal education for their children, and no guarantee of daily food. Many of them have fled ethnic and religious persecution yet remain unrecognized by any government. As a result, they are denied even the most basic human rights—such as the right to food. “silent emergency” **unfolding in one of the most visited countries in Asia: Thailand. A Crisis of Identity, A Crisis of Survival Many children born in refugee areas do not even have a birth certificate. This means they are stateless from birth with no access to schooling, healthcare, or legal employment. Such a lack of opportunity leads to generational poverty, wh…  ( 5 min )
    AI Agent tutorial from the basics to building multi-agent teams
    We’ve been building OSS dev tools for over 7 years. From that experience, we’ve seen that tutorials which combine key concepts with hands-on code examples are the most effective way to understand the why and how of agent development. Tutorial: https://voltagent.dev/tutorial/introduction/ GitHub Repo: https://github.com/voltagent/voltagent Tutorial Source Code: https://github.com/VoltAgent/voltagent/tree/main/website/src/pages/tutorial What we implemented: 1 – The Chatbot Problem Why most chatbots are limited and what makes AI agents fundamentally different. 2 – Tools: Give Your Agent Superpowers Let your agent do real work: call APIs, send emails, query databases, and more. 3 – Memory: Remember Every Conversation Persist conversations so your agent builds context over time. 4 – MCP: Connect to Everything Using MCP to integrate GitHub, Slack, databases, etc. 5 – Subagents: Build Agent Teams Create specialized agents that collaborate to handle complex tasks. It’s all built using VoltAgent, our TypeScript-first open-source AI agent framework.(I'm maintainer) It handles routing, memory, observability, and tool execution, so you can focus on logic and behavior. Although the tutorial uses VoltAgent, the core ideas tools, memory, coordination are framework-agnostic. So even if you’re using another framework or building from scratch, the steps should still be useful. We’d love your feedback, especially from folks building agent systems. If you notice anything unclear or incomplete, feel free to open an issue or PR. It’s all part of the open-source repo.  ( 3 min )
    The Copy-Paste Paradox: How AI is Reshaping Development (For Better and Worse)
    Let's talk about the elephant in the room - we're all copying code from AI now, but are we doing it right? The New Reality of AI-Assisted Development Why Traditional Copy-Paste Was Actually Training The AI Copy-Paste Trap: When Convenience Becomes Dependency What I Learned From 6 Months of AI-First Development The Good: When AI Copy-Paste Actually Makes You Better The Ugly: Horror Stories From the Trenches Building Better AI Copy-Paste Habits Tools and Strategies That Actually Work The Future of AI-Assisted Development Quick Takeaways Six months ago, I was that developer who prided myself on writing everything from scratch. "I understand every line of my code," I'd say smugly while spending 3 hours implementing a debounced search input that ChatGPT could generate in 30 seconds. Today? I'm …  ( 8 min )
    The Role of HTML CSS and JavaScript in Web Development
    HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are the building blocks of modern web development. While HTML provides the structure of a webpage, CSS controls its design and layout, and JavaScript adds interactivity and dynamic behavior. Understanding how these three languages work together is essential for creating functional and visually appealing websites. In this blog post, we will explore the relationship between HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and how they collaborate to bring websites to life. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced web developer, this information will be crucial for enhancing your skills in the field of web development. To grasp the synergy between HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, let's delve into the foundations of HTML. HTML not only establishes the structural components of a webpage but a…  ( 5 min )
    Will Generative AI Play a Role in Future AML Investigations?
    In the ever-evolving world of financial crime prevention, Anti-Money Laundering (AML) investigations are becoming more complex and data-intensive. As financial institutions grapple with growing transaction volumes and increasingly sophisticated money laundering tactics, the traditional rule-based systems often fall short. Enter Generative AI—a rapidly advancing subset of artificial intelligence known for creating content, summarizing vast datasets, and simulating human-like responses. But the question is: Can generative AI play a meaningful role in the future of AML investigations? Let’s explore how, where, and what the implications could be. Generative AI refers to models like OpenAI’s GPT, Google’s Gemini, and Meta’s LLaMA that can generate text, images, and even code. Trained on massive…  ( 5 min )
    How I Automated My Blog with AI and n8n
    AI + n8n Blog Automation Example Here is an example of a post published via n8n automation and DEV.to API. This post was created using AI content generation and posted automatically through Postman. Tags: #n8n #automation #ai #devto  ( 3 min )
    Why Do We Need an API Gateway?
    Modern applications, especially those built using microservices architecture, have multiple backend services managing different functionalities. For example, in an e-commerce service: One service handles user accounts. Another handles payments. Another manages product inventory. Without an API Gateway: Developers would need to manage authentication, rate limiting, and security for each service individually. With an API Gateway: The API Gateway takes care of routing, authentication, security, and other operational tasks, simplifying both client interactions and backend management. Core Features of an API Gateway Authentication and Authorization It handles tasks like: Authentication: Verifying the identity of the client using tokens (e.g., OAuth, JWT), API keys, or certificates. Authori…  ( 4 min )
    Subarray Sum Divisible By K.
    🧠 Intuition: The key insight is that: If the difference between two prefix sums is divisible by k, then the subarray between those two indices has a sum divisible by k. This is where modular arithmetic helps: If prefixSum[j] % k == prefixSum[i] % k, then prefixSum[j] - prefixSum[i] is divisible by k. 🔍 Approach (Prefix Sum + HashMap): Prefix Sum: Keep a running sum (prefixSum) while iterating through the array. Modulo Operation: For each prefix sum, compute mod = prefixSum % k. Normalization: Handle negative remainders by converting them into positive:if (mod & nums, int k) { int cnt = 0, pf = 0; unordered_mapmp; mp[0] = 1; for(int num : nums){ pf += num; int mod = pf % k; if(mod < 0){ mod += k; } if(mp.find(mod) != mp.end()){ cnt += mp[mod]; mp[mod]++; }else{ mp[mod] = 1; } } return cnt; } }; 📁 Organized DSA Repository Arrays → Prefix Sum, Sliding Window, Two Pointers Linked List HashMap & Sets Stack & Queues Trees, Graphs, and more... 📌 This solution belongs to the folder: https://github.com/UmairDevloper/DSA-in-C-.git  ( 4 min )
    Give your AI agent superpowers with MCP
    Conny Schneider on Unsplash Hi there! These are exciting times with the industry-wide adoption of MCP (Model Context Protocol). But what is MCP? And where did it come from? With the growing usage of AI agents, there is a need to integrate with external data and tools. Without access to the outside world, an agent is limited to operating within its confined environment, usually generating text, images or similar outputs. In the early days of LLMs (Large Language Models), it was common to see them write "I don't have access to real-time information". These models were trained on static datasets and didn't have access to anything beyond their training data. What if you wanted your agent to close the garage door, or to send an email? The agent couldn't do it, because it had no access to the…  ( 6 min )
    Why Tech Consulting Should Be the First Step in Your Digital Strategy
    In today's fast-paced digital world, businesses are constantly looking for ways to stay ahead of the curve. With technology evolving at a rapid pace, it's easy to get lost in the sea of options. That's where tech consulting comes in – a crucial step that can set your digital strategy up for success. The Risks of Skipping Tech Consulting The Importance of IT Consulting Before Investing in Dev or Marketing Benefits of Tech Consulting - Clarify your digital vision: Get a clear understanding of your digital goals and objectives, and develop a digital strategy that aligns with your business objectives. - Assess your current infrastructure: Identify areas for improvement and potential security risks through a comprehensive technology assessment. - Develop a tailored strategy: Get a customize…  ( 5 min )
    Max Consecutive Ones III
    🧠 Intuition: (0s and 1s), This is a sliding window problem. The idea is to maintain a window [left, right] such that at most k zeros are in the window. As we expand the window to the right, if the count of zeros exceeds k, we shrink it from the left until we have at most k zeros again. 🔍 Approach (Using Sliding Window): Start expanding the window by moving right: If nums[right] == 0, increment zeros. While zeros > k, shrink the window from the left: If nums[left] == 0, decrement zeros. Move left++. Complexity Space complexity: Code class Solution { public: int longestOnes(vector& nums, int k) { int n = nums.size(); int left = 0; for(int right = 0;right<n;right++){ if(nums[right] == 0){ k--; } if(k < 0){ if(nums[left] == 0){ k++; } left++; } } return n - left; } }; 📁 Organized DSA Repository Arrays → Prefix Sum, Sliding Window, Two Pointers Linked List HashMap & Sets Stack & Queues Trees, Graphs, and more... 📌 This solution belongs to the folder: https://github.com/UmairDevloper/DSA-in-C-.git  ( 3 min )
    Best Downdetector Alternatives for Outage Monitoring in 2025
    To keep operations running, businesses and individuals increasingly rely on online services. When outages occur, having the right tools to detect and respond quickly is essential. Outage monitoring platforms provide real-time insights into service disruptions, helping minimize downtime and maintain productivity. While Downdetector is a widely recognized platform, its focus on consumer-level features may not fully meet business needs. Organizations relying on multiple third-party services require tools with advanced capabilities like deeper insights, customizable notifications, and seamless integrations. Downdetector is a well-known platform for real-time outage monitoring of internet services, websites, mobile applications, and service providers. By analyzing crowdsourced user reports, it…  ( 11 min )
    🚀 Build a HackerNews Clone Using Svelte and Supabase
    🚀 Build a HackerNews Clone Using Svelte and Supabase "A blazing-fast HackerNews clone with zero backend boilerplate? Yes, please!" In this tutorial, we’ll build a lightweight, fast, and modern HackerNews clone using Svelte (the frontend wizard 🧙) and Supabase (the open-source Firebase alternative 💾). Svelte compiles to tiny, performant JS Supabase gives us: PostgreSQL with RESTful & realtime APIs Auth, storage, edge functions No server-side code required Together, they let you build fullstack apps without fullstack headaches. A HackerNews-style app with: ✅ Sign Up / Login (via Supabase Auth) 🔗 Submit links (title + URL) 🗳️ Upvote posts 💬 Comment threads (basic) ⚡ Real-time updates npm create svelte@latest hackernews-clone cd hackernews-clone npm install npm install @su…  ( 4 min )
    AI 101 for Frontend Devs: LLMs, Transformers, RAG Explained Simply
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    Welcome back, doston! 👋 In Part 1 and Part 2, We created our Vector Bucket and Vector Index using the AWS Console. Now in Part 3, it's time to make the vector index actually useful — by inserting embeddings into it and then querying it to find the most relevant matches! And what better way to explain this than using your favorite Indian snacks: Samosa, Vada Pav, and Masala Dosa? 🥔🌶️🥪 We’ll: Generate embeddings for snack descriptions using Amazon Bedrock (Titan Model). Insert those embeddings into our S3 Vector Index. Attach metadata (like the region or original text) for smarter querying later. Query the index with new text inputs and retrieve the most similar snacks based on vector similarity. ⚠️ Important Note Before You Begin Currently, AWS Lambda does not support the required vers…  ( 6 min )
    How we Created a Simpsonize Yourself Service in 1 Week
    The rise of AI-powered image transformation tools has created fascinating technical challenges that push the boundaries of web development, API orchestration, and user experience design. While working on various AI projects and studying successful implementations like SimpsonizeMe, I've discovered some intriguing patterns and solutions that every developer should know about. When users upload a photo and expect cartoon-style results in minutes, not hours, you're immediately faced with complex architectural decisions. The naive approach—synchronous API calls—falls apart quickly when dealing with AI models that can take 30 seconds to 5 minutes per generation. One of the most interesting patterns I've observed is the use of multiple AI models simultaneously. Instead of relying on a single API…  ( 7 min )
    🚀 Build AI Agents from a Prompt — Meet Nexent, the Open-Source Agent Platform
    Hi Devs! We’re a small group of open-source AI enthusiasts working within a big company, trying to build something meaningful. Today, we’re super excited to share Nexent with you — a project that makes it incredibly easy to go from a natural language prompt to a working AI agent. No drag-and-drop. No scripts. No code. Just a prompt → plan → execute. Nexent is a zero-code, open-source platform that automatically generates intelligent agents from natural language. These agents aren’t just fancy chatbots — they can: Understand your goals Plan multi-step tasks Use external tools and APIs Manage memory and context Return results in structured formats Nexent agents combine models, tools, and data into fully functional intelligent workflows — all triggered by a simple prompt. Yes, it’s that simp…  ( 4 min )
    The Most Underrated Way AI Helps Developers (That Almost Nobody's Talking About)
    When people talk about AI in software development, the spotlight usually falls on features like code autocompletion or automatic bug detection. Those are great, but there’s an even more powerful — and far less hyped — use case quietly reshaping how developers work: continuous, context-aware AI-powered code reviews. This is where AI doesn’t just speed up typing; it actually improves your code quality by reviewing each change in real time, with deep awareness of your project’s specific goals, tickets, and documentation. In other words, AI doesn’t just see your code — it understands your context. Traditional code review can be slow and inconsistent. Human reviewers get overloaded, miss subtle risks, or delay feedback — leading to bottlenecks and technical debt. In contrast, continuous AI revi…  ( 4 min )
    CVE-2025-53770: Microsoft SharePoint Deserialization of Untrusted Data Vulnerability
    CVE ID CVE-2025-53770 Microsoft SharePoint Deserialization of Untrusted Data Vulnerability Project: Microsoft Product: SharePoint Date Date Added: 2025-07-20 Due Date: 2025-07-21 Microsoft SharePoint Server on-premises contains a deserialization of untrusted data vulnerability that could allow an unauthorized attacker to execute code over a network. Unknown CISA recommends configuring AMSI integration in SharePoint and deploying Defender AV on all SharePoint servers. If AMSI cannot be enabled, CISA recommends disconnecting affected products that are public-facing on the internet from service until official mitigations are available. Once mitigations are provided, apply them according to CISA and vendor instructions. Follow the applicable BOD 22-01 guidance for cloud services or discontinue use of the product if mitigations are not available. CISA Mitigation Instructions: https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/alerts/2025/07/20/microsoft-releases-guidance-exploitation-sharepoint-vulnerability-cve-2025-53770 ; https://msrc.microsoft.com/blog/2025/07/customer-guidance-for-sharepoint-vulnerability-cve-2025-53770/ ; https://msrc.microsoft.com/update-guide/vulnerability/CVE-2025-53770 ; https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2025-53770 Common Vulnerabilities & Exposures (CVE) List  ( 3 min )
    Agent vs Workflow: What Do Customers Actually Pay For?
    The debate between Agents and Workflows is getting louder. Some say Agents are just hype — less efficient and less reliable than traditional workflows. Others believe Agents are what AI products were always meant to be. But the real question isn’t about technology. It’s about something more basic: Who’s paying, and why? Most workflow tools today — like n8n or Make — already integrate LLM nodes. They can reason, remember, and call tools. Add an LLM to a workflow, and what you get is essentially an Agent with structural constraints. Workflows are rule-based and predictable. Great for stable, controllable tasks. Agents are looser, adaptive. They’re better for open-ended or messy tasks. From a technical standpoint, the line between the two is getting blurry. When someone pays for a product, t…  ( 4 min )
    Crashes in Rive
    The summary sums up my week pretty well. I've been experimenting with the Feathering feature in Rive to apply inner shadows to all of my components, but now my Rive project crashes every time I switch to a different artboard. I don't know if the crashes are related, but it is the most recent activity I've had, and it wasn't crashing last week, so I suspect it's related to this. I haven't had as much time to work on my project this week, due to Tennocon-related activities, but I did manage to get some extra features working, like opening a menu from the option button, which will toggle between Automatic modes and Manual. That's it for this week, and hopefully next week I get these bugs fixed and I can show what the next visual pass looks like. Until next time! Cheers, Dan  ( 3 min )
    built TailorMyResume.online Magic with Bolt.new
    🧠 Project Overview Our team built TailorMyResume.online, a web tool that helps job seekers improve their chances by tailoring their existing resume to specific job descriptions. Users simply paste their current resume and the job requirements, and the tool automatically reformats and highlights the most relevant experiences and skills, making their application more compelling. 🧩 Technical Challenges & Breakthroughs 🔧 Sponsor Tech Integration – Building with Bolt ❤️ Favorite Bolt Features 💻 Sample Prompt Snippet const prompt = ` Job Description: Output: A revised resume emphasizing relevant skills, responsibilities, and achievements. Use bullet points and include at most one achievement per bullet. Make it ATS compliant. 🎓 Teammates • @guminyu88  ( 4 min )
    Common Accessibility Pitfalls and How to Fix Them Before Release
    In an increasingly digital world, accessibility is no longer a nice-to-have; it's a must. As more services, content, and experiences shift online, ensuring that everyone, including people with disabilities, can interact with your digital products is critical. Despite the clear need, accessibility is often treated as an afterthought, leading to frustrating user experiences, potential legal risks, and missed opportunities. Accessibility issues frequently slip into production, especially when teams focus solely on design aesthetics or feature delivery timelines. However, by identifying common pitfalls and addressing them proactively through accessibility testing and digital experience monitoring, organizations can ensure that their products are inclusive from the outset. Accessibility is fund…  ( 6 min )
    Next.js Self-Hosting VPS Basic Setup
    Prerequisites VPS server (Ubuntu/Debian) (Preferred 6gb memory) Domain name (optional) GitHub repository with Next.js project Basic terminal knowledge Goals Auto deployment with Github Actions (single build) Custom domain with SSL/HTTPS encryption Steps ssh root@ ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -f ~/.ssh/github_actions -N "" cat ~/.ssh/github_actions.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys # you need to copy the content of this file for next step cat ~/.ssh/github_actions apt update && apt upgrade -y apt install -y curl wget git ufw curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com | sh systemctl enable docker systemctl start docker curl -L "https://github.com/docker/compose/releases/download/v2.24.0/docker-compose-$(uname -s)-$(uname -m)" -o /usr/local/bin/docker-compose chmod +x /usr/local/bi…  ( 7 min )
    No more ALTER USER RENAME under Oracle 19c
    Up until Oracle version 11.2.0.2, there was still a limitation on renaming users. However, starting from that version, a hidden parameter called _enable_rename_user was introduced, which made it possible to rename users using a single command (although only in restricted session mode). In the example below, the user named usef will be renamed to ali: SQL> alter session set “_enable_rename_user”=true; Session altered. SQL> alter system enable restricted session; System altered. SQL> alter user usef rename to ali identified by a; User altered. SQL> alter system disable restricted session; System altered. Part of the trace file output related to the ALTER USER RENAME command: delete from user$ where user#=:1 insert into user$(user#,name,password,ctime,ptime,datats#,tempts#,type#,defr…  ( 3 min )
    Orchestrating 6 Subagents to Build a Collaborative API Playground for Kids
    I built Postman meets Google Docs for 10-year-olds. Cue record scratch. Cue freeze frame. Cue movie cliché. You're probably wondering how I got here. Before I explain, it’s better if I just show you. 👉Try it yourself: https://api-playground-production.up.railway.app/ It’s a collaborative API testing playground where kids can run sample requests, get playful error messages, and see live responses in real time. Everyone in the session sees the API response together, turning the experience of solo debugging into multiplayer coding. And it looks like a literal playground. I was inspired to build this after attending our company’s Bring Your Kids to Work Day. I didn’t bring my kid because she’s still an infant, but I attended to support my teammate Adewale Abati, who led a virtual session i…  ( 7 min )
    How to Distribute a Statically Linked Crystal Binary on macOS with GitHub Actions
    Homebrew often provides static libraries in addition to shared ones. Therefore, you can use Homebrew to obtain static libraries and link them manually. To do this, you should first create symbolic links or copy the static libraries to a separate directory, and then refer to them using --link-flags. This is necessary because if both static and shared libraries exist in the same directory, the linker will prioritize the shared libraries. Moving the static libraries to a different location is currently the only reliable workaround. If there is a better solution, I’d be happy to hear it. - name: Build executable (macOS) if: matrix.os == 'macos' run: | brew update brew install libgc pcre2 ln -s $(brew ls libgc | grep libgc.a) . ln -s $(brew ls pcre2 | grep libpcre2-8.a) . shards build --link-flags="-L $(pwd) $(pwd)/libgc.a $(pwd)/libpcre2-8.a" --release otool -L bin/lolcat Note: The binary produced using this method will be specific to Apple Silicon (Arm) Macs when using latest-macos runners. Creating a universal binary that supports both Intel and Arm architectures is significantly more complex. Given that it has been five years since the last Intel Mac was sold, it is probably acceptable to distribute Arm-only binaries for now. Even if you provide a pre-built binary as described above, users on macOS may need to manually allow its execution via the System Settings > Privacy & Security menu, which can be a bit of a hassle. A more convenient and recommended approach is to use a Homebrew tap. This method allows users to compile the source code themselves using Crystal, automatically installed via Homebrew. Since Homebrew also installs shared libraries, this method ensures that dependencies are resolved smoothly. Nevertheless, distributing a statically linked binary—as is common in Rust projects—has a certain elegance. The method shown above demonstrates that it's not impossible to achieve this with Crystal as well.  ( 4 min )
    The Future of Brand Design: Merging Creativity with AI Tools
    In 2005, when I first stepped into the professional world of digital design, Adobe Photoshop CS2 had just launched. Macromedia Flash was still a thing, and tools like CorelDRAW were standard in every designer’s arsenal. We manually sketched logos, traced them digitally, selected typefaces based on personal libraries, and iterated endlessly without the speed, suggestions, or previews we take for granted today. Back then, creativity was purely human-powered. You had to know your grids, typography rules, color theory, and be a good observer of visual culture. It took real time and patience to craft something distinctive. There was no quick fix, and definitely no AI suggesting five logo mockups before your tea or coffee even cooled down. But today, everything is different. Fast-forward to 20…  ( 5 min )
    Advanced Angular Testing: 10+ Real-World Mocking Scenarios That Actually Work
    Stop wrestling with Angular unit tests—master these advanced mocking patterns and test like a pro Ever stared at a failing Angular test for hours, wondering why your perfectly good code won't cooperate with Jest? 🤔 I've been there. You know your component works in the browser, but getting it to pass unit tests feels like solving a Rubik's cube blindfolded. The truth is, Angular testing gets tricky fast once you move beyond basic components—especially when dealing with @Input/@Output, routing, interceptors, and complex dependency injection. Here's what you'll master by the end of this article: Mock @Input/@Output properties like a pro Handle ViewChild/ViewChildren and ContentChild scenarios Test routing, guards, and resolvers without headaches Mock pipes, directives, and interceptors…  ( 9 min )
    Creating Blog Tutorial Using Next.JS 15 & TailwindCSS 4.0 (Part #3)
    Hello again, blog builders! After initializing our project and configuring the setup of Next.js 15.x.x and Tailwind CSS 4.x.x, we are ready to carve out the folders fstructure that will bring our modern blog to life. I’m so thrilled to guide you through this step with the depth and detail you’ve come to expect. Our goal? A clean, intuitive directory layout that supports our feature-rich blog—think categories, tagging, search, dark mode, and more—all while keeping our codebase organized and maintainable. Reflecting your updates (like the unplugin-fonts switch and Tailwind’s manual install), let’s craft a blueprint that’s both functional and fabulous. A well-organized folder structure isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about efficiency. With Next.js’s App Router, reusable components, MDX cont…  ( 7 min )
    Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Frist impression
    Ths blog is English translation of The following blog. https://zenn.dev/clouddevcode/articles/53713a1bd72fb7 We tried out a service that allows you to deploy Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, an AI agent announced at AWS Summit NYC, in a managed environment using a sample application. https://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/agentcore/ This is the code for using Knowledge MCP from Strands Agnent. from strands import Agent from mcp.client.streamable_http import streamablehttp_client from strands.tools.mcp import MCPClient from strands.models import BedrockModel from bedrock_agentcore.runtime import BedrockAgentCoreApp app = BedrockAgentCoreApp() bedrock_model = BedrockModel( model_id="us.anthropic.claude-sonnet-4-20250514-v1:0" ) @app.entrypoint async def invoke(payload): streamable_http_mcp_clien…  ( 4 min )
    Beyond the Migration: Optimizing Legacy Code for AI Performance & Scalability
    Legacy systems form the backbone of most enterprise operations, but integrating AI capabilities into these systems presents unique challenges that go far beyond typical modernization efforts. Legacy systems weren't built with AI in mind, leading to inherent architectural friction points—synchronous processing models clash with AI's asynchronous nature, monolithic databases struggle with AI's data-hungry requirements, and traditional caching strategies fall short of AI's dynamic workload patterns. Simply migrating to cloud infrastructure isn't enough—you need strategic optimization to handle AI workloads effectively. Let's dive into practical approaches to transform your legacy code for AI performance and scalability, turning these architectural friction points into competitive advantages. …  ( 11 min )
    How I Stopped Sounding Like a Bot (and You Can Too)
    A few years back, writing meant staring at a blinking cursor for hours, sipping cold coffee, typing something—then deleting most of it. Now? I blink, and there’s 800 words on the screen. It’s not magic. It’s ChatGPT… or whatever tool’s trending this week. And while that speed is great, there’s a weird side effect. Everything starts to sound... the same. Too clean. Too balanced. Too not-me. The more I used AI tools to draft things, the more I realized: I wasn’t just losing time editing—I was losing my voice. I learned this the hard way when one of my early AI-assisted pieces got flagged. Not by a person, mind you. By a detector. Apparently, my sentences were “too predictable.” Too structured. Too consistent in length and tone. Wait—being articulate is bad now? Turns out, yeah. Sort of. Dete…  ( 4 min )
    Strategy Design Pattern
    Imagine you are building an e-commerce platform, and you need to handle multiple payment methods like credit cards, PayPal, and bank transfers. Each method has its own processing logic, but you want to keep your code flexible and maintainable. Strategy Design Pattern is the solution, allowing you to define a family of algorithms, encapsulate each one, and make them interchangeable. The Strategy Pattern is a behavioral design pattern that enables you to define a set of algorithms, encapsulate them in separate classes, and switch between them dynamically. This makes your code more modular, easier to extend, and avoids hard-coded logic. // Strategy Interface interface PaymentStrategy { boolean processPayment(double amount); } // Concrete Strategy: Credit Card class CreditCardPayment impl…  ( 4 min )
    How one annoying teacher can give you an idea.
    myFonttyper. What is it? A short story. I always hated writing texts. My hand would always get cramped up, and in the end, I could not even read what I wrote a second ago. I thought everything was about to change after I went to 11th grade. We got our own IPads, which meant, no more writing. Or so I thought. Lots of teachers did not really care what we did, so a lot of them let us type our homework, and send it like that. But one teacher in particular, our history teacher, she did not want any of that. She forced us to write with our hand, and if your homework was typed? Well, bad for you, you did not do your homework. I hated that, everybody hated that. So, when it was time for a summer break, I thought to myself; "man, 2 weeks of school left, and I still have homework that I gotta do with my apple pen. I wish there was an alternative", there really was not. I researched for up to half an hour, until I just opened VSCode and sat down for one single weekend. myFonttyper was born. It was ugly, and buggy, but it was born. Instantly on the day I released it on netlify (back then it was static), I used it. The results? Success. I wrote the letter, numbers, and symbols only once, and my website basically changed what I wrote into my handwriting. The teacher did not notice a thing, my homework was accepted. During the holidays I sat down, created an app, released it on both iOS and Android. Afterwards I finished creating an API in GoLang, and switched to a dynamic web design rather than a static one. I bought myself a server, and learned server management, and Linux Administration. Dockerization, Automation, Security, and Monitoring. Everything thanks to that one teacher. So again, I repeat myself. Thanks for reading.  ( 4 min )
    I’ve created a web tool to batch add update dates at the beginning of filenames
    Have you ever had to add update dates at the start of filenames? For example, in some companies there are rules like: “When uploading files to a shared folder, please add the update date at the beginning of certain filenames.” However, when dealing with many files, this task can be surprisingly tedious and time-consuming. Renaming each file manually every time is stressful, isn’t it? To solve this, I developed a web tool that can process all files in a folder at once and automatically add the update date. Since it runs in your browser, there’s no need to install anything—you can use it right away. Please give it a try! 🌐 Try it here 💡 Use Cases This tool is useful in the following scenarios: ✅ When you want to add dates before uploading files to a shared drive or Google Drive ✅ When…  ( 4 min )
    Instantly Turn Design Images into Vue.js Components
    Streamlining Design to Vue Development Accelerating Your Workflow with Image to Vue Conversion Let's be real, turning design mockups into actual, working Vue.js components can be a drag. It's often a tedious process of manually coding everything, pixel by pixel. But what if you could skip a huge chunk of that? That's where image to Vue conversion comes in. It's all about speeding things up. Instead of spending hours writing code from scratch, you can use tools that automatically generate Vue components from your design images. This means less time coding basic layouts and more time focusing on the complex logic and features that make your application unique. The Power of AI in Vue Component Generation AI is changing the game, and Vue component generation is no exception. Forget about clun…  ( 5 min )
    Serverless Scaling: Deploying Strands + MCP on AWS
    In this Article, we'll explore how to deploy a Strands Agent connected to an MCP server using serverless AWS services. We'll cover three deployment models—Lambda (native & web adapter) and Fargate—and compare their pros, limitations, and recommended scenarios. Strands Agents SDK provides a convenient model-driven loop, while MCP enables dynamic tool invocation. Deploying them on AWS serverless platforms allows you to build scalable, maintainable agents without managing servers1. Option Benefits Limitations AWS Lambda (Native) Fast startup, easy CI/CD, unified observability Max 15-minute execution, no streaming support2 Lambda with Web Adapter Preserve web frameworks, serverless pay-per-use Slower cold start (1–3 s), added complexity3 AWS Fargate (ECS/EKS) Long-running containe…  ( 5 min )
    How to Interactively Retrieve Terminal History
    his is a command history utility with icons and colors that works on Windows and GNU/Linux. Fonts Git GCC or Clang PDCurses Fonts Git GCC or Clang NCurses CMake Example using APT: sudo apt install build-essential cmake libncurses-dev git The fonts need to be installed manually as per the link above. PowerShell git clone https://github.com/terroo/his Set-Location his g++ -I C:\mingw64\include main.cpp his.cpp C:\mingw64\lib\pdcurses.a -o his New-Item -Path "C:\His\bin" -ItemType Directory Move-Item .\his.exe -Destination "C:\His\bin\" You can now exit the cloned directory and remove it. Create an environment variable for your user [System.Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path", $env:Path + ";C:\His\bin", [System.EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User) Close and open the terminal and test: his --version git clone https://github.com/terroo/his cd his cmake . -B build cmake --build build sudo cmake --install build You can now exit the cloned directory and remove it: cd .. && rm -rf his/. And test: his --version top command, press ENTER to run it via his his --help Usage: his [options] Options: --match-start, -m Match only the exact command. --no-show-icons, -n No displays icons. --help, -h Show this message. --version, -v Show version info. 🐂 On GNU/Linux 🪟 On Windows 📹 Video tutorial showing step by step how the his command was made. https://youtu.be/gILIsK3MiGQ  ( 3 min )
    From Darkness to Light: How a Final Chance Reignited My Dream
    Peace and blessings be upon you, I am Mohamed Al-Hajj from Yemen. My participation in the hackathon was not merely a technical challenge, but a truly human journey—full of challenges, hope, and determination. I participated with two projects under the name "My Smart Commerce": An AI tool for analyzing e-commerce store data, helping sellers improve performance and understand the market more intelligently. A unified e-commerce platform that connects users to all global platforms like Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, and others. It helps customers find the products they want from all stores and provides smart AI-powered recommendations to choose the most suitable store or product, saving them time and search effort. My vision was to build tools that serve people and simplify commerce and shopping,…  ( 4 min )
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    Why Your Org Chart is About to Disappear
    I've been thinking a lot about org charts lately. Not because I love them (I don't), but because I recently started at Lattice after spending years working on AI startups, and getting onboarded into the HR world has me reflecting on what the future of work might actually look like. What's struck me isn't the technology itself, but how we're still thinking about AI within the constraints of traditional organizational structures. We debate whether AI will replace people or empower them, but we're not really asking how AI might impact organizational design itself - how it could reshape people's roles within companies. A few weeks ago, I was on a bike ride around the UW campus in Seattle with my partner when she made an observation that really stuck with me. She predicted that undergrad progra…  ( 7 min )
    Distributed Web Crawlers: A Hands-On Guide with Go
    1. Introduction Hey, fellow coders! In today’s data-hungry world, web crawlers are the unsung heroes powering everything from price trackers to sentiment analysis. But here’s the catch: when you’re scraping millions of pages, a single-machine crawler feels like drinking from a firehose with a straw—slow and frustrating. Enter distributed web crawlers: a squad of machines working together to conquer the web at scale. This guide is for devs with a year or two of Go under their belts—folks who vibe with goroutines and HTTP requests. We’re building a distributed crawler from scratch in Go, tackling real-world challenges like IP bans and goroutine leaks. Why Go? It’s the Swiss Army knife of languages: lightweight concurrency, killer networking, and dead-simple deployment. By the end, you’ll h…  ( 8 min )
    How Generative AI is Being Used in New Ways
    Introduction Hello everyone! Today, I am going to share with you all what I recently found and how good it is. Recently, I came to know about an Asset Management Platform that helps developers like us manage assets on the web efficiently. Yes! I am talking about Cloudinary (an Image and Video API Platform). It provides dynamic APIs to manipulate assets like images and videos on the web. But today, I am not going to share what Cloudinary is; instead, we are going to explore some new and exciting features from Cloudinary. A quick introduction to Cloudinary for those who haven't heard this name before, so you can understand the blog better. If you already know what it is and have used it, you can skip this section. Cloudinary is an Image and Video API Platform that offers dynamic APIs to ho…  ( 5 min )
    How to Enhance Your Dev Workflow with Privacy-First, Client-Side Tools
    I am the kind of developer who hates to install things and likes to use online quick tools for my daily small dev tasks. I recently found myself frustrated (again) with the usual dev utilities online: slow, ad-heavy, sketchy data leaks, and zero consistency. Every time I needed something as simple as a YAML validator or regex tester, it felt like stepping into a time warp of old-school websites with painful UX. I had enough, So I decided to do something about it and build something better. And this time, I do it in public. No tracking or spying: Everything runs in browser. No user data is ever sent to server or anyone. Zero latency: Instant results = no loading bars, no waiting. Secure & portable: Works offline or behind firewalls. Perfect for corporate private environments or company setu…  ( 4 min )
    When Resilience Backfires: Retry and Circuit Breaker in Spring Boot
    Introduction Using resilience patterns like @Retryable and @CircuitBreaker are often seen as a best practice. But when you mix Retry with a Circuit Breaker without fully understanding how they work together, your application may behave in ways you never intended. This isn't just about avoiding errors; it's about avoiding silent failures. This post is about what happens after you implement both, and what you need to configure to ensure your app is resilient without losing control over logic. When using Spring Retry alone: @Retryable( retryFor = { SocketTimeoutException.class, TemporaryServiceException.class }, maxAttempts = 3, backoff = @Backoff(delay = 1000) ) public String fetchData() { return externalApi.call(); } If all 3 retry attempts fail, the final exception is th…  ( 5 min )
    Veja o histórico do Terminal de forma interativa
    his é um utilitário de histórico de comandos com ícones e cores que funciona no Windows e GNU/Linux. Fontes Git GCC ou Clang PDCurses 🐂 GNU/Linux Fontes Git GCC ou Clang NCurses CMake Exemplo usando APT: sudo apt install build-essential cmake libncurses-dev git As fontes precisam ser instaladas manualmente conforme o link acima. PowerShell git clone https://github.com/terroo/his Set-Location his g++ -I C:\mingw64\include main.cpp his.cpp C:\mingw64\lib\pdcurses.a -o his New-Item -Path "C:\His\bin" -ItemType Directory Move-Item .\his.exe -Destination "C:\His\bin\" Agora você pode sair do diretório clonado e removê-lo. Crie uma variável de ambiente para o seu usuário: [System.Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("Path", $env:Path + ";C:\His\bin", [System.EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User) Feche e abra o terminal novamente e teste: his --version git clone https://github.com/terroo/his cd his cmake . -B build cmake --build build sudo cmake --install build Agora você pode sair do diretório clonado e removê-lo: cd .. && rm -rf his/. E testar: his --version comando desejado, pressione ENTER para executá-lo via his his --help Uso: his [opções] Opções: --match-start, -m Busca apenas pelo comando exato. --no-show-icons, -n Não exibe ícones. --help, -h Mostra esta mensagem. --version, -v Mostra informações da versão. 🐂 No GNU/Linux 🪟 No Windows 📹 Tutorial em vídeo mostrando passo a passo como o comando his foi criado. https://youtu.be/gILIsK3MiGQ  ( 3 min )
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    Title: Open vs. Closed Models: Balancing Trade-offs for Enterprise AI Adoption
    Title: Open vs. Closed Models: Balancing Trade-offs for Enterprise AI Adoption Introduction: Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of modern businesses, transforming the way organizations operate and interact with their customers. With the increasing adoption of AI, companies are faced with the challenge of selecting the right AI model for their enterprise needs. In this blog post, we will explore the trade-offs between open and closed models and how leading AI companies, General Motors, Zoom, and IBM, are navigating this decision. Open Models vs. Closed Models: Open models are AI models that are designed to be transparent, interpretable, and explainable. These models allow users to understand how the model arrived at its predictions or decisions, making them ideal for…  ( 4 min )
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    Aave proposal to launch centralized lending on Kraken’s Ink moves to next phase
    Aave’s community overwhelmingly approved a proposal to license a centralized version of its lending protocol for deployment on Kraken’s Ink blockchain.
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    BitGo files for US IPO as crypto custody business surges
    BitGo confidentially submits S-1 filing to the SEC amid $100 billion in assets under custody and growing international expansion.
    Ethereum NFTs dominate 7-day sales rankings as ETH nears $4K
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    Ethereum NFTs dominate 7-day sales rankings as ETH nears $4K
    CryptoPunks remained the top NFT collection by market capitalization, with a valuation of $1.8 billion, according to NFT Price Floor.
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    A veteran hacker warns how quantum computing could quietly dismantle the cryptography securing Bitcoin and blockchains.
    Bitcoin’s quantum countdown has already begun, Naoris CEO says
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    Here’s what happened in crypto today
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    CoinDCX announces white hat recovery bounty after $44M hack
    The Indian crypto exchange announced a recovery program of up to 25% for ethical hackers who can help recover the stolen stablecoins.
    CoinDCX announces white hat recovery bounty after $44M hack
    The Indian crypto exchange announced a recovery program of up to 25% for ethical hackers who can help recover the stolen stablecoins.
    COINS Act model law offers blueprint for crypto regulation in India
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    COINS Act model law offers blueprint for crypto regulation in India
    Hashed Emergent’s Vishal Achanta told Cointelegraph that COINS Act aims to turn India from a “regulatory minefield” into a destination of choice for the crypto community.
    Strategy adds $740M of Bitcoin as price surges past $122K
    Michael Saylor’s Strategy made a fresh $739.8 million investment in Bitcoin last week, with total holdings now reaching 607,770 BTC.
    Strategy added $740M of Bitcoin as price surged past $122K
    Michael Saylor’s Strategy made a fresh $739.8 million investment in Bitcoin last week, with total holdings now reaching 607,770 BTC.
    Chinese blockchain Conflux launching offshore yuan-backed stablecoin
    Chinese blockchain Conflux launched Conflux 3.0 network and unveiled a new offshore yuan-backed stablecoin targeting “Belt and Road” cross-border payments.
    Chinese blockchain Conflux to launch offshore yuan-backed stablecoin
    Chinese blockchain Conflux has launched Conflux 3.0 and unveiled a new offshore yuan-backed stablecoin targeting “Belt and Road” cross-border payments.
    Ether Machine to launch $1.5B institutional ETH yield fund
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    Ether Machine to launch $1.5B institutional ETH yield fund
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    $3.4B in Ether lost forever due to user errors, Coinbase warns
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    $3.4B in Ether lost forever due to user errors, Coinbase warns
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    Ethereum mirrors stocks as ETH price chart hints at ‘final surge’ to $8K
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    Blockchain compliance tools can slash TradFi costs — Chainlink co-founder
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    SEC explores Ethereum token standard for compliant securities
    ERC-3643 Association president Dennis O’Connell told Cointelegraph the SEC showed “a noticeable shift in tone” and openness to blockchain standards.
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    Crypto funds post record $4.4B inflows as Ether ETPs break 2024 gains
    Crypto funds posted record weekly inflows at $4.4 billion, with Ether ETP gains surpassing 2024 totals at $6.2 billion.
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    ‘Altseason is here’ — 5 things to know in Bitcoin this week
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    How a teen stole $243M in Bitcoin and revealed his identity on livestream
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    Ethereum’s Fusaka upgrade set for November, Glamsterdam planning next
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    Ethereum’s Fusaka upgrade set for November, Glamsterdam planning next
    Fusaka hard fork’s next devnet will go live on Wednesday. The first public testnet is scheduled to launch in late September.
    US bank lobby challenges crypto firms’ bids for bank licences
    US banking and credit union groups asked the OCC to delay deciding on bank license applications from crypto firms, arguing there are “significant policy and process concerns.”
    US bank lobby challenges crypto firms’ bids for bank licences
    US banking and credit union groups asked the OCC to delay deciding on bank license applications from crypto firms, arguing there are “significant policy and process concerns.”
    ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’ author warns Bitcoin ‘bubble’ could burst soon
    Robert Kiyosaki says that asset bubbles will soon "bust", and when they do, “odds are gold, silver, and Bitcoin will bust too.”
    ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’ author warns Bitcoin ‘bubble’ could burst soon
    Robert Kiyosaki says that asset bubbles will soon “bust, and when they do “odds are gold, silver, and Bitcoin will bust too.”
    Blistering NFT ‘sweep’ underway as CryptoPunks, Penguins surge
    CryptoSlam strategist Yehudah Petscher told Cointelegraph in May he thought the market was poised for a rebound, but with a more tempered outlook.
    Blistering NFT ‘sweep’ underway as CryptoPunks, Penguins surge
    CryptoSlam strategist Yehudah Petscher told Cointelegraph in May he thought the market was poised for a rebound, but with a more tempered outlook.
    Ethereum is scaling: TPS, gas limit up as validators back 45M target
    Ethereum’s gas limit climbed over 37 million, with 47% of validators supporting a jump to 45 million.
    Ethereum is scaling: TPS, gas limit up as validators back 45M target
    Ethereum’s gas limit climbed over 37 million, with 47% of validators supporting a jump to 45 million.
    UK working to sell $7B in seized Bitcoin to boost budget: Report
    A new report suggests the UK Treasury is working to sell up to $7 billion worth of seized Bitcoin, but one person has slammed the report as “sensationalism” amid a crypto bull run.
    UK working to sell $7B in seized Bitcoin to boost budget: Report
    A new report suggests the UK Treasury is working to sell up to $7 billion worth of seized Bitcoin, but one person has slammed the report as “sensationalism” amid a crypto bull run.
    Fix incoming for MetaMask bug that’s slowly killing solid-state drives
    Consensys says it’s aware of a small number of MetaMask users reporting “unusually high disk activity” and will be issuing a fix very soon.
    Fix incoming for MetaMask bug that’s slowly killing solid-state drives
    Consensys says it’s aware of a small number of MetaMask users reporting “unusually high disk activity” and will be issuing a fix very soon.
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    Public Bank is urging customers to migrate to its newer MyPB mobile app, following the discontinuation of its older PB engage MY app. In a recent notice, the bank has announced that the latter can no longer be accessed from 15 August 2025. Customers are advised to download the MyPB app from the Google Play […] The post Public Bank’s PB engage MY App No Longer Accessible From 15 August 2025 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
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    Nothing Headphone (1) Lightning Review: A Decent First Try With A Design All Its Own
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    Next Battlefield Game To Be Called Battlefield 6
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    BMW iX xDrive60 M Sport Pro, xDrive45 Sport Launches In Malaysia
    BMW Group Malaysia unveiled the iX xDrive60 M Sport Pro and iX xDrive45 Sport alongside the X5 xDrive40i M Sport. Both these models are facelifts of the iX xDrive40 and iX xDrive50. According to the automaker, the name change has been implemented as both models have so much more to offer than a regular facelift. […] The post BMW iX xDrive60 M Sport Pro, xDrive45 Sport Launches In Malaysia appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Meet The Airpack Backpack, Inspired by The Apple AirPods
    Have you ever wanted a backpack inspired, designed, and shaped like the Apple AirPods’ casing? Yeah, us neither but believe it or not, a US-based company called Bravest did exactly that with the AirPack. It honestly takes a special kind of someone or, in this case, company to want to create something as audacious as […] The post Meet The Airpack Backpack, Inspired by The Apple AirPods appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    HONOR Introduces “Worry-Free” Service For Magic V5
    HONOR recently launched its latest book-style foldable in Malaysia, the Magic V5. The new smartphone comes with an improved service policy offering after-sales care, which includes Worry-Free 1-Year Crack Protection and 2-Year Quality Assurance. This service policy is intended to cover issues pertaining to the device’s inner and outer screens. The Worry-Free 1-Year Crack Protection […] The post HONOR Introduces “Worry-Free” Service For Magic V5 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    AKASO 360 Action Cam To Launch On 28 July
    The name AKASO is probably not the first that comes to your mind when you think of action cams. But the Chinese brand – with its HQ in the US – has announced that it is bringing in an action cam to the local market next week. It’s pretty straightforwardly named too, as it’s simply […] The post AKASO 360 Action Cam To Launch On 28 July appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    BMW Unveils New X5 xDrive40i M Sport; Priced At RM469,800
    BMW Group Malaysia today unveiled the latest variant of the X5 line-up, the BMW X5 xDrive40i M Sport. This variant is a locally assembled model (CKD) and features a mild hybrid system. Before we delve further into the powertrain, let’s take a look at the design of the car, which, according to the automaker, has […] The post BMW Unveils New X5 xDrive40i M Sport; Priced At RM469,800 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Fahmi: Targeted RON95 Subsidy Rollout Delayed
    The government has postponed the rollout of its targeted subsidy programme for RON95 petrol, citing the need for further refinements to the delivery mechanism. Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil said the delay was necessary to ensure that the policy, once implemented, would not negatively affect the majority of Malaysians. Speaking at a weekly press conference […] The post Fahmi: Targeted RON95 Subsidy Rollout Delayed appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
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    Xiaomi recently launched its new Bone Conduction Headphones 2 earphones. As per its namesake, the earphones utilise bone conduction technology to deliver sound via vibrations to the back of the skull, which then travel to the inner ear. As such, the Bone Conduction Headphones 2 can be submerged underwater to a depth of five metres, […] The post Xiaomi Launches New Bone Conduction Earphones 2; Priced at RM413 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
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    JPJ previously announced the enforcement of the use of seat belts on buses, including for passengers. More recently, director-general Aedy Fadly Ramli has said the department plans to expand the enforcement to school buses too. This affects not only residential schools, but also those for colleges and universities. Bernama cites Aedy Fadly as saying “we […] The post JPJ: Bus Seat Belt Enforcement To Expand To School Buses appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
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    Microsoft has issued a high-priority security alert over ongoing cyberattacks targeting its SharePoint server software. The company urged affected users to apply critical security updates immediately to prevent further exploitation. The company revealed that the vulnerability impacts only on-premises SharePoint servers used within organisations for internal document sharing. Microsoft clarified that SharePoint Online, the cloud-based […] The post Microsoft Issues Urgent Security Alert Over Cyberattacks Targeting Global Agencies And Businesses appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )

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    How Kinde Billing Actually Works
    If you’ve ever had to set up billing for a SaaS app, you already know the feeling: you're knee-deep in Stripe’s dashboard, juggling webhooks, syncing subscription data, and somehow duct-taping everything together with your auth and RBAC system. It's doable. But elegant? Not really. Kinde assumes something different: you’re building a product — and billing should just work. Imagine if your billing worked like an identity, with pricing, access, and authentication all living in one place? That’s exactly what Kinde Billing is trying to solve. It's a new layer on top of Kinde’s already well-regarded auth platform — and while still early, it’s built with one clear goal: making billing feel native to the product you’re building. I am using it to power Learnflow AI (an AI voice tutor tool I’m work…  ( 7 min )
    Something I made to keep my extensions organized
    Hey everyone, It’s called modcore Extension Manager — it’s a browser extension that helps you manage your other extensions. Now it has: Automation rules (like: disable some extensions on certain sites, or only turn them on at certain times) A better view into what extensions are actually doing Search, grouping, quick toggles — just things that make dealing with a bunch of extensions less of a mess It’s not on the Chrome Web Store yet, so if you want to try it, it has to be installed manually from GitHub: https://github.com/modcoretech/modcore-extension-manager I’m mostly just curious if this is something others would find useful, or if it’s just me going too far trying to organize my digital chaos. Thanks for reading!  ( 3 min )
    Add Billing to Your SaaS in Under 10 Minutes (With Kinde)
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    Entering Web3: Build Your First dApp on Ethereum in 30 Minutes
    Tooling complexity (MetaMask, Hardhat, RPC nodes) Lack of up-to-date examples with current library versions Transaction errors leading to fund loss (especially in Mainnet) Why does this matter? Demand for Web3 developers grew 300% in 2024 (source: Electric Capital). Building dApps is your ticket to a high-paying niche. Solution: Creating a "Crypto Piggy Bank" dApp Step 1: Environment Setup # Install Hardhat (Ethereum framework) npm init -y npm install --save-dev hardhat npx hardhat init Tip: Choose the "TypeScript" template—it reduces runtime errors. Step 2: Write the Smart Contract (PiggyBank.sol) // SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT pragma solidity ^0.8.20; contract PiggyBank { address public owner; event Deposit(uint amount); event Withdraw(uint amount); constructor() { …  ( 4 min )
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    Exploring Amazon's Kiro AI: A New Era in AI-Driven Development
    Amazon has introduced Kiro, a cutting-edge AI Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that revolutionizes the coding process through a concept known as spec-driven development. This innovative approach combines the flexibility of vibe coding with the clarity of specifications, making it a unique tool for developers​. Kiro stands out with two primary modes: vibe and spec. Vibe Mode: In this mode, users can provide a prompt, and the AI will make changes directly to the codebase. This allows for a more intuitive and fluid coding experience​. Spec Mode: This mode emphasizes planning before coding. Users can create requirements and design documents, ensuring that all aspects of a project are well thought out before implementation begins. The process is broken down into three steps: Creating …  ( 4 min )
    ⚡ Hogwarts Spell Caster: Real-Time Voice Magic with AssemblyAI Universal-Streaming
    This is a submission for the AssemblyAI Voice Agents Challenge I created a real-time voice-controlled spell casting system that transforms spoken Harry Potter spells into instant keyboard commands. This project addresses the Real-Time Performance category by achieving ultra-low latency voice recognition for gaming applications where every millisecond matters. The system recognizes over 30 different spells (like "Lumos", "Wingardium Leviosa", "Stupefy") and instantly triggers corresponding game actions through keyboard shortcuts. It features advanced fuzzy matching to handle pronunciation variations and partial transcript processing for immediate response - perfect for immersive gaming experiences. 🎥 YouTube Demo Video - Watch the spell casting in action! Key features demonstrated: ⚡ Sub-3…  ( 5 min )
    Understanding Next.js 15: A Complete Guide for React Developers (PART 2)
    Table of Contents Server Components vs Client Components: The Fundamental Shift Data Fetching in Next.js 15: Beyond useEffect Loading States and Error Handling Made Simple Styling Your Next.js Application The Next.js Image Component: Performance Magic Building Your First Real Application Deployment: From Code to Live Website Imagine you're running a restaurant. In traditional React (like a self-service cafeteria), customers come in, look at a menu, order their food, wait while it's prepared, and then eat. This is how Client-Side Rendering works - everything happens in the browser after the user arrives. Now imagine a full-service restaurant where some of the meal preparation happens in the kitchen before the customer even sits down. When they arrive, part of their meal is already ready,…  ( 17 min )
    Resuming Binary Search Tree
    A number of personal commitments meant I had to take a break from the course, so I am just trying to get back on track now, albeit very slowly. I am currently working on the Binary Search Tree (have reached the delete method implementation (not yet finished). I (again) struggled with how to set variables within a function that uses recursion without causing an infinite loop. In spite of having taken an extended break, it actually clicked with me that I could just pass those variables as parameters and set their values within the parameters themselves. Hopefully, this is a sign that I have actually retained something. I had another issue which, as many do, seems obvious only after I fixed it. I had been trying to ‘deal with’ possible array duplicates and filtering from within the buildTree …  ( 4 min )
    The SQL Renaissance: More Than Just Tables
    For a long time, the narrative was "SQL vs. NoSQL." While NoSQL databases undeniably filled crucial gaps, SQL databases have not only held their ground but are undergoing a significant renaissance. They're adopting features and paradigms traditionally associated with NoSQL, all while maintaining the robustness and data integrity that SQL is known for. So, what's new and exciting in the world of SQL? 📈 Hybrid & Multi-Model SQL Databases model capabilities, allowing you to store and query different data types within the same system. JSON Support: Nearly all major SQL databases now offer robust JSON data type support, complete with functions to query, manipulate, and index JSON documents directly within SQL queries. This means you can have semi-structured data right alongside your traditiona…  ( 5 min )
    How Browsers Parse a URL
    Step 1: Breaking Down the URL String When a user enters a URL into the browser's address bar, such as: https://example.com:443/path/page?query=1#hash the browser parses this string into meaningful components. Each part plays a distinct role in how the browser handles the request: Component Example Meaning Scheme https Indicates the communication protocol (e.g., HTTP, HTTPS, FTP) Host Name example.com The domain to be resolved via DNS Port 443 The specific port on the server to connect to; defaulted if omitted Path /path/page The location of the resource on the server Query ?query=1 Additional parameters sent to the server Fragment #hash Internal page reference; not sent to the server Scheme (https): Determines how the browser will communicate. For instance, https imp…  ( 4 min )
    Office Culture Through the Decades: A Pure CSS Time Machine 🕰️
    This is a submission for Frontend Challenge: Office Edition sponsored by Axero, CSS Art: Office Culture. Eight decades of office evolution compressed into a single, interactive experience. From the cigarette smoke of Mad Men boardrooms to the Zoom fatigue of our hybrid era, office culture has transformed dramatically. I wanted to capture not just the visual changes - the shift from typewriters to laptops, rotary phones to video calls - but the cultural heartbeat of each decade. The inspiration struck me: what if you could literally travel through time and witness how our relationship with work, technology, and each other has evolved? Every coffee machine tells a story. Every communication device reflects a revolution. Every desk setup reveals the values of its era. This isn't just CSS art …  ( 5 min )
    Decoding No-Code: When to Let Go of the Code
    Automating software testing is a no-brainer for quality analysts, testers, and software developers. While taking the code-full route for testing is highly embraced among the testing community, this track has its own share of impediments. It definitely gives you that added flexibility to bend the test scenarios and factors for more appropriate results. However, indulging in such a method may often cost a handsome investment in terms of both resources and time. This is where codeless or no-code automation testing has risen to fame among the software testing fraternity and small businesses investing in software or application development. This method can render a quicker turnaround and better ROI. However, you can only cover limited or fewer conditions when compared to coded automation. No-co…  ( 6 min )
    How Khoj Samachar Made It to The Org Top 45 Global Publishing Companies
    On July 20, 2025, Khoj Samachar, a grassroots digital news platform from Nepal, was ranked 45th globally by The Org—a global directory known for mapping transparent and verified media organizations. This inclusion placed it alongside institutions like The Economist, The Washington Post, and HarperCollins. But unlike these giants, Khoj Samachar began with no newsroom or corporate backing—just a borrowed camera and a mission to report from earthquake-hit Sindhupalchok. Founded by investigative journalist Roshan Shrestha, the platform evolved through field-based reporting, civic stories, and digital tools. Today, it reaches thousands through its app and social channels—amplifying underreported issues in and beyond Nepal. This recognition underscores a shift: global visibility no longer depends on scale, but on substance. 📎 Read full post  ( 3 min )
    Why I built rq: A faster way to search files on Windows
    If you’ve ever tried searching for files on Windows, you know the pain. Get-ChildItem crawls on large directories. Tools like Everything are fast, but they’re GUI-first—not ideal when you need something scriptable and automation-friendly. I wanted a lightning-fast, command-line tool for Windows that just works. So I built rq: an open-source file search utility written in modern C17, optimized for speed and simplicity. Speed: Typically 3–7x faster than common alternatives like Get-ChildItem Parallel directory traversal: Built on the Windows Thread Pool API Flexible search: Supports glob, regex, and hidden files Powerful filters: Size, extension, date, file type Automation-friendly: Streams results as plain text or JSON 🔍 Example Usage # Find all C/C++ source files rq C:\Dev "*.c" --glob --ext c,h # Search for large images rq D:\Photos beach --ext jpg,png --size +500K # Export recent documents as JSON rq C:\Users\me\Documents report --ext pdf,docx --after 2025-01-01 --json Building rq wasn’t just about speed—it was about handling the quirks of Windows: Long paths & Unicode: rq uses \\?\ paths and UTF-8 internally Thread pools over raw threads: Better scalability and resource control Minimal syscalls in hot paths: Avoid unnecessary overhead for performance Custom directory traversal logic: Fully parallel with dynamic work distribution C17 is still fantastic for high-performance, low-overhead tools Windows APIs are powerful but tricky—path handling and Unicode are a minefield Thread pools > raw threads for stability and performance Avoid syscalls in tight loops for real speed gains rq is open source (MIT) on GitHub: https://github.com/seeyebe/rq If you use Windows and need a fast, scriptable file search, give it a try! Feedback, feature requests, and contributions are more than welcome.  ( 3 min )
    I Built the Advanced HTML Table Generator I Always Wished I Had
    Let's be honest: nobody loves writing HTML tables by hand. The moment colspan or a slightly complex header enters the picture, it becomes a tedious process of counting rows and columns. I've tried many online generators, but I always found them to be either too basic or they produced messy, inline-styled code that I'd have to refactor anyway. I wanted a tool that worked like a modern web application—fast, intuitive, and with a great user experience. So, I decided to build it myself. I'm excited to share my project with the Dev community: An Advanced, Free HTML Table Generator! Check out the tool here! ✨ https://www.innateblogger.com/p/html-table-generator.html My goal was to address the pain points I've personally faced. Here are the core features I focused on: A Spreadsheet-like Experi…  ( 4 min )
    Is Python OCR Inaccurate? Try These Image Preprocessing Techniques!
    Is Python OCR Inaccurate? Try These Image Preprocessing Techniques! When using Python for OCR (Optical Character Recognition), poor image quality — such as blur, skew, or noise — can lead to low recognition accuracy. This article introduces essential image preprocessing techniques to improve OCR performance, along with recommended third-party image enhancement APIs. Use adaptive thresholding to handle uneven lighting or background: import cv2 img = cv2.imread('input.jpg', 0) Denoising and Removing Artifacts blur = cv2.GaussianBlur(binary, (3, 3), 0) kernel = cv2.getStructuringElement(cv2.MORPH_RECT, (2, 2)) denoised = cv2.morphologyEx(blur, cv2.MORPH_OPEN, kernel) cv2.imwrite('denoised.jpg', denoised) Deskewing: Correct Image Rotation import numpy as np coords = cv2.findNonZer…  ( 4 min )
    How to Create a Bare Repository?
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    How to Install Git and Create a Bare Repository?
    When you're working in a DevOps team, one of the first things you'll often be asked to do is set up a Git repository for developers to collaborate on code. In this short guide, we’ll walk through how to do exactly that—install Git and create a bare Git repository on a Linux-based Storage Server. A bare repository is a Git repository that doesn’t have a working directory. That means you can’t directly edit or work with files there. It’s mainly used as a centralized remote repository that teams push to and pull from. Perfect for collaboration and production environments. Most Linux servers, especially RHEL or CentOS-based ones, don’t have Git pre-installed. To install Git using yum, simply run: sudo yum install git -y This will install Git and its dependencies silently without prompting for confirmation thanks to the -y flag. Once Git is installed, it's time to create the actual repository. The requirement is to create a bare repository named /opt/official.git. Here’s how to do that: sudo git init --bare /opt/official.git The --bare flag tells Git to create a repository meant solely for sharing—not for editing files directly. The path /opt/official.git is exactly what the team requested, so make sure it matches. ✅ Installed Git with yum ✅ Created a centralized bare repo at /opt/official.git You’ve now set up a clean, professional remote Git repository that your dev team can start using for collaboration right away. Happy DevOps’ing!  ( 4 min )
    AWS SQS service Expands IPv6 Support to VPC Endpoints
    AWS SQS also known as Amazon Simple Queue Service now started supporting IPv6 on VPC endpoints via AWS PrivateLink. Thus it enables Private, Secure and Cost-Optimized message queuing Services Benefits Previously, IPv6 supports on AWS was limited to public endpoints. But now it's extended to all VPC endpoints across all AWS Regions! One of the goal is to make the people change from IPv4 to IPv6 because IPv4 is a 32bit address it supports approximately 4.3 billion users. Which is filling faster due to increase use of internet by users but IPv6 is 128 bit address which support roughly 340 undecillion addresses. So, to faster the transition from IPv4 to IPv6 AWS already came up with a scheme of charging for public IPv4 address but using of public IPv6 address is free in AWS. The cost rate is costs $0.005 per hour, or $43.80 per year which increases the cloud charges of companies. By extending there support to IPv6 and also not stopping the support for Ipv4, Amazon Web Services (AWS) makes the transition from IPv4 to IPv6 seamless—no need to flip everything at once. For more reference AWS Official webpage  ( 3 min )
    The #1 Skill That Separates Average Engineers from Top Engineers
    Most software engineers obsess over tools, languages, and frameworks. But the ones who grow the fastest? Thinking in systems. → Anyone can write code that works. They ask: It’s no longer about being the "smartest coder". If you want to move from “good engineer” to “impactful engineer”, stop thinking in features. Start thinking in systems.  ( 3 min )
    Exploring the Functional Options Pattern in Go
    In everyday development, some functions may need to receive a large number of parameters, some of which are required, while others are optional. When there are too many parameters, the function becomes bulky and hard to understand. Additionally, if new parameters need to be added in the future, the function signature must be modified, which will affect the existing calling code. The functional options pattern solves this issue. In Go, the functional options pattern is an elegant design pattern used to handle optional parameters in functions. It provides a flexible way to allow users to pass a set of optional parameters when calling a function, rather than relying on a fixed number and order of parameters. Ease of Use: Callers can selectively set function parameters without needing to remem…  ( 6 min )
    Interview with a recruiter: Everything you've wanted to ask about resumes
    Dan Thompson, Recruiter Extraordinaire Dan is the Managing Director at Vaco Tampa, overseeing a multi-million dollar technology consulting and recruiting practice in the Greater Tampa Bay Area. Since joining the team, he’s helped grow the technology practice into one of the largest divisions at Vaco. He’s passionate about giving back and serves as Chairman of the Hillsborough County Academy of IT and sits on the Advisory Board for Cyber Security Education at the Muma College of Business at the University of South Florida. Dan graduated from the University of Florida (Go Gators!) and co-hosts and co-founded Stadium and Gale, the number one-ranked Florida Gators podcast. The biggest thing is showing the results of your work, not just copy and pasting the job description. I know what the j…  ( 5 min )
    I made it simple for you
    How to Talk to an AI 💻: A Beginner’s Guide to the OpenAI API Akemnoor Singh ・ Jul 20 #ai #openai #programming #webdev  ( 2 min )
    How to Talk to an AI 💻: A Beginner’s Guide to the OpenAI API
    Ever wondered how apps talk to ChatGPT? Let’s break down the simple but powerful way you can chat with models like GPT-4. LLM : A Large Language Model is an algorithm that uses training data to recognize patterns and make predictions or decisions We’ve all been amazed by what LLMs can do. But what if you want to build that magic into your own website or application? The answer is that you can use OpenAI APIs. An API is just a way for different software programs to talk to each other. In this case, it lets our app have a conversation with OpenAI’s powerful models. Each request to the API consists mainly of a LLM model name an array of messages (basically an array of objects) Other optional settings Let’s Write Some Code! First, you need the official OpenAI library. Then, you set up the clie…  ( 4 min )
    Traditional IO vs mmap vs Direct IO: How Disk Access Really Works
    In our earlier deep dive into Direct Memory Access (DMA), we explored how data can bypass the CPU to move efficiently between storage and memory. Traditional (Buffered) I/O Memory-Mapped Files Direct I/O When you run something like: int fd = open("data.txt", O_RDONLY); read(fd, buf, 4096); // read 4096 bytes from fd into buf Page Cache Lookup → The OS first checks its page cache, a large shared memory pool used to avoid redundant disk access. This cache holds recently accessed file data from all processes. Read-Ahead → If the OS needs to fetch data from disk, it doesn’t just fetch the 4 KB block you asked for. It reads ahead, often 32 KB or more, anticipating sequential access patterns. We will use this information later in the article against Traditional IO (and mmap too). Double Copy →…  ( 5 min )
    PostgreSQL vs MongoDB in the Age of AI Apps
    1. Introduction AI applications in 2025 demand robust, scalable, and efficient databases to power everything from chatbots to recommendation engines. The explosion of generative AI, vector search, and real-time analytics has pushed database technology to evolve rapidly. Two of the most popular choices for modern AI pipelines and backends are PostgreSQL and MongoDB. Each brings unique strengths to the table, and both are widely adopted in production AI systems. At the core, this is a comparison of SQL versus NoSQL, structured versus unstructured data, and how each database has adapted to support AI and machine learning workloads. PostgreSQL is a mature, relational database with strong consistency and advanced extensions. MongoDB is a flexible, document-oriented database built for scale an…  ( 8 min )
    Office Vibes: Office Culture CSS Art
    This is a submission for Frontend Challenge: Office Edition sponsored by Axero, CSS Art: Office Culture. Office culture is a fascinating blend of human interactions, technology, and shared experiences that shape our daily work lives. This project was inspired by the universal moments we all recognize in modern workplaces - from the casual water cooler conversations that spark innovation, to the satisfying click of mechanical keyboards that fuel productivity, to the collaborative energy of team meetings and shared lunches. I wanted to capture these authentic office moments through pure CSS art, creating animated scenes that tell the story of contemporary workplace culture. Each scene represents a different aspect of office life that brings people together, celebrates our quirks, and highlig…  ( 5 min )
    Part 8: My Data! My Precious! Handling State with Persistent Volumes
    In our journey so far, we've deployed an application, configured it with ConfigMaps and Secrets, and exposed it to the world. Our application is configurable and accessible. But it has a fatal flaw: it is stateless. The Nginx container we're running doesn't need to save any data. But what if we were running a database, a blog, or a user profile service? By default, the filesystem inside a container is ephemeral. When a Pod crashes or is restarted, it's replaced with a brand new one with a fresh, empty filesystem. Any data saved in the old Pod is gone forever. This is a dealbreaker for almost any real-world application. To solve this, Kubernetes has a powerful storage model that allows data to live independently from the lifecycle of a Pod. To untangle the complexities of storage, Kubernete…  ( 7 min )
    Mission 8: Interview Prep Part One
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    Why React Server Components Are a Game-Changer for Performance in 2025
    1. Introduction Modern web applications demand high performance, fast load times, and seamless interactivity. Traditional React apps, while powerful, often struggle with performance bottlenecks due to hydration costs, large JavaScript bundles, and heavy client-side logic. As applications grow, these issues become more pronounced, leading to slower time-to-interactive and increased resource usage on users' devices. Frameworks like Next.js have evolved to address these challenges, introducing server-side rendering (SSR), static site generation (SSG), and incremental static regeneration (ISR). However, these solutions still require shipping significant JavaScript to the client and hydrating components after the initial HTML is loaded. React Server Components (RSC) represent the next logical…  ( 7 min )
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    Understanding Chaos RAT: The Go-Based Malware Hitting Linux and Windows
    In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, the old myth that certain operating systems are "immune" to viruses is not just outdated—it's dangerous. Modern threats are increasingly built to be versatile, adaptable, and platform-agnostic. Few threats illustrate this new reality better than Chaos RAT, a potent, open-source Remote Access Trojan (RAT) that poses a significant and ongoing threat to both Windows and Linux users. Written in the powerful Go programming language, Chaos RAT began its life as a legitimate open-source tool. However, its powerful features, ease of use, and public availability have made it a favorite among cybercriminals. It represents a democratization of cybercrime, where sophisticated tools are no longer the exclusive domain of elite hacking groups. This comprehensive guide will break down everything you need to know about this threat: its origins, its technical advantages, its malicious capabilities, and most importantly, the definitive steps you must take to protect your systems. The journey of Chaos RAT began not in a clandestine dark web forum, but in plain sight on GitHub, where it was published as a remote administration tool by its creator. The project includes a standard disclaimer absolving the developer of liability for misuse—a common feature of "dual-use" tools. While not created with malicious intent, its architecture, featuring a powerful command set and remarkable ease of deployment, made it an ideal candidate for weaponization. Around late 2022, security researchers began observing Chaos RAT in malicious campaigns, primarily targeting Linux servers and cloud instances to deploy cryptocurrency miners. This pivot from a public project to a malicious tool highlights a major trend: cybercriminals are increasingly leveraging open-source software to build effective and low-cost malware. Read full article here  ( 3 min )
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    AWS Well-Architected Framework: Ultimate Cheat Sheet for Solutions Architect Associate 2025
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    ConnectSphere Intranet: A Vibrant Digital Workspace for Collaboration
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    From 0 to $1.5k MRR: lessons from our first year building BlackTwist
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    ✨ I created a beginner's guide to Terraform, Check it out: https://dev.to/aws-builders/getting-started-with-terraform-a-beginners-guide-5bj
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    A Modern Fashion Store During the World's Largest Hackathon
    This is a submission for the World's Largest Hackathon Writing Challenge: Building with Bolt. During the World's Largest Hackathon, I challenged myself to create a full-fledged e-commerce platform with a sleek design, responsive layout, and modern developer tooling. The result? StyleHub — an online fashion store with a futuristic vibe, powered by React and styled with Tailwind CSS. This project helped me explore new UI design patterns, refine my frontend skills, and experience what it feels like to ship a modern digital storefront in a fast-paced environment. StyleHub A e-commerce web app with the following features: Fully responsive homepage with hero banner and featured categories Navigation bar with routing to Home, Shop, Categories, Blog, Contact, and Login Visually engaging product thumbnails using high-resolution images Deployed on Netlify for global reach 🔗 Live Site https://stylehub-dev.netlify.app) GitHub Repo https://github.com/pooja-bhavani/StyleHub) I used AI suggestions from tools like GitHub Copilot to: Refine my component structure Implement responsive utility classes faster Optimize the navigation bar and image gallery layouts Debug tricky UI issues in minutes These tools boosted my productivity and let me focus on creativity and UX. Simplicity and speed in UI go a long way — Tailwind + component-driven design helped tremendously. Previewing UI changes in real-time while deploying on Netlify was a game-changer. The power of developer tools (like Bolt/Copilot) makes solo-hackathon projects feel collaborative. StyleHub is currently frontend-only, but I'm planning to: Add product filtering, sorting, and search Connect it to a backend with user auth and product management Add cart and payment integration Thanks to the hackathon community and DEV for this opportunity — and if you liked the concept, feel free to fork the repo and build your version! 🚀  ( 3 min )
    🔍 What is Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)?
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    CURD Operation in java using JDBC
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    Dive into Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK) to build production-ready AI agents Sayed Ali Alkamel ・ Jul 10 #ai #googlecloud #aiagents #python  ( 2 min )
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    🧱 OLTP vs OLAP: When Transaction Meets Analytics
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    🔎 Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Deep Search AI with DuckDuckGo & OpenRouter 🤖
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    After the Hack: The Future of TaskWise and My Developer Journey
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    Week 4 of Hustle2Grand: Burnout, Freelancing, and a Mental Reset
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    You are the pilot: How to stand out in the vibe coding era
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    Import multiple CSV files into Power BI Desktop Richard Roelofs ・ Jul 20 #csv #microsoft365 #python #data  ( 2 min )
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    Import multiple CSV files into Power BI Desktop
    Introduction "I am familiarizing myself a bit with Power BI. I was looking for a fun dataset. I like Formula 1. I searched and found it. 14 CSV files all with a different table schema. Of course, I used Chat GPT. I asked how I could do this automatically. I got an answer, but I still had to create a query 14 times. You can also read and import Excel files. I first made a PowerShell script with Chat GPT. It works fine, but the script was not very fast. I wrote the script in Python, and it is significantly faster. Perhaps if you read this, you wonder why I am sharing this? I completely understand. But by thinking that you can export it to Excel yourself and I can't find much about it on the internet. I decided to share it anyway. It can save a lot of time. Maybe you can find it on the internet. But I am not good at searching." import pandas as pd import glob import os from tqdm import tqdm # Configuration csv_folder = r'f:/archiveF1' # folder with your .csv files excel_output = r'F:/samengevoegdv2.xlsx' # output file # Retrieve all CSV files csv_files = glob.glob(os.path.join(csv_folder, '*.csv')) # Write to a single Excel file, each CSV on a separate sheet with pd.ExcelWriter(excel_output, engine='xlsxwriter') as writer: for file in tqdm(csv_files, desc='CSV to Excel', unit='file'): sheet_name = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(file)) df = pd.read_csv(file, delimiter=',') df.to_excel(writer, sheet_name=sheet_name, index=False) print(f'Done: all {len(csv_files)} CSVs have been imported into {excel_output}') You can fine-tune the script a bit more with ChatGPT, for example by having it create the Excel file, with or without a specific naming convention. ChatGPT handled everything here. Maybe you are smarter and would have chosen Excel right away. I didn’t, and once again, that’s why I’m sharing this.  ( 4 min )
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    Beyond Instructions: The Journey into Machine Learning
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    Building and Deploying a MEAN Stack Application on Azure
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    Why IHttpClientFactory Will Save Your .NET App (and Your TCP Ports!)
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    Web Developer Travis McCracken on How I Use Makefiles to Manage Backend Projects
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    How to Set Up sonner in Your React Project
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    "Innovating Tomorrow: How Our Hackathon Project is Powering a Smarter Future"
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    Listening to Users and Iterating Before Scaling
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    From $50K to $150/Month: How I Stopped Getting Robbed by CDNs and Built My Own Damn Streaming Infra
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    Implementing Light/Dark Theme - My Struggles and Tips
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    How to Build a Real-time AI Multiplayer Quiz App with Flutter & Firebase
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    Setting up a React Typescript Solution with Vite: A Practical Guide
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    Final Hackops Writeup
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    Chaos Engineering for Security: Breaking Systems To Strengthen Defenses
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    Effective Layered Architecture in Large Flutter Apps
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    PCI DSS Compliance for SSDs: SSL/TLS Requirements & Best Practices
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    The Era Of Ai - Introduction to vibe coding - Chapter 3
    The First Whisper of Vibe Coding Not by “I” — but by the one who *saw it before it had a name.* “Sometimes you don’t create a revolution. Before the movement. There was someone else. Not a coder. Just a quiet soul in the comment section of a forgotten repo. They weren’t loud. But their comment… changed everything. “This doesn’t feel like code. That was it. A small, passing phrase. “Coding Without Syntax: A Broken Experiment.” you uploaded, expecting no one to notice. But someone noticed. And in one line, “Vibe Coding.” It spread like static. emotional clarity. By the time “I” fully embraced the name, echoed. It wasn’t yours anymore. It was everyone’s. A ghost dev. recognized it. And in one spark, “Vibe Coding. That’s what this is.” But the first whisper? mythology. And some myths are too real to trace, "You didn’t name Vibe Coding. * it."* — Silent Syntax  ( 4 min )
    Express v5 Error: “Missing parameter name at position 1” — Caused by * in Routes
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    Weekly Challenge: Clearly the Title
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    The Power of HTML - Part 22: The Future of HTML: WebAssembly, AI Integration, and Predictions
    Welcome to the grand finale, HTML trailblazers! 🎉 We've journeyed far in our The Power of HTML series—from introductions in Part 1 to AI-generated code in Part 20 and rendering AI apps in Part 21. In this closing Part 22, we're gazing ahead to HTML's future, spotlighting WebAssembly for high-performance integration, AI's deepening role, and bold predictions for 2025 and beyond. As of July 20, 2025, HTML's Living Standard continues to evolve, adapting to a web dominated by speed, intelligence, and interactivity. HTML isn't fading—it's the resilient foundation enabling these advancements, from semantic enhancements to seamless embeddings. Tools like ChatGPT (widely used for futuristic prototypes) or Grok (perfect for speculative code refinements) can even simulate future features. Prompt: "…  ( 4 min )
    The Power of HTML - Part 21: HTML for AI Web Apps: Rendering Models and Data Viz
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    Office Culture Through the Decades: A Pure CSS Time Machine 🕰️
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    The Power of HTML - Part 20: AI-Generated HTML: Tools and Best Practices
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    Nexus Digital: A Stunning Intranet Homepage Built with React, Tailwind, and TypeScript
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    The Power of HTML - Part 19: The Evolution of HTML: From XHTML to HTML Living Standard
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    Gitlab Deploy though SSH
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    The Titans of Game Development: Unity, Unreal, and RAGE 🎮
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    The Power of HTML - Part 18: Advanced Attributes: Data-, Content editable, and More
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    MAGIC
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    AI: Introduction to Ollama for local LLM launch
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    Kubernetes: 503 errors with AWS ALB possible causes and solutions
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    The Power of HTML - Part 5: Accessibility Unleashed: Inclusive Design with HTML
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    🧠 What is Machine Learning? Your First Step into the World of AI
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    AI and blockchain are already disrupting legacy education system
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    AI and blockchain are already disrupting legacy education system
    Projects across multiple educational sectors are leveraging AI and blockchain to provide more accessible alternatives to students.
    Saylor signals Bitcoin buy as Strategy's stash climbs to over $71B
    Strategy continues accumulating Bitcoin as it hits all-time highs in July, and the total crypto market cap breaches the $4 trillion mark.
    Saylor signals Bitcoin buy as Strategy's stash climbs to over $71B
    Strategy continues accumulating Bitcoin as it hits all-time highs in July, and the total crypto market cap breaches the $4 trillion mark.
    Bitcoin gets $125K target as trader sees ‘big move’ next, ETH hits $3,750
    Bitcoin and Ether traders are eyeing price milestones into the weekly close, with a resistance trend line keeping BTC bulls from heading to all-time highs.
    Bitcoin gets $125K target as trader sees 'big move' next, ETH hits $3750
    Bitcoin and Ether traders are eyeing price milestones into the weekly close, with a resistance trend line keeping BTC bulls from heading to all-time highs.
    Embedding human rights into crypto isn’t optional, it’s foundational
    Embedding human rights into crypto systems is a necessity. Self-custody, privacy-by-default, and censorship-resistant personhood must be core design principles for any technology. The future of digital freedom depends on it.
    Embedding human rights into crypto isn’t optional, it’s foundational
    Embedding human rights into crypto systems is a necessity. Self-custody, privacy-by-default, and censorship-resistant personhood must be core design principles for any technology. The future of digital freedom depends on it.
    High-leverage trader James Wynn opens 25x long on ETH, 10x on PEPE
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    Experts say ‘just a starting point’ as Crypto Week ends on a high note
    The GENIUS Act marks a turning point for crypto regulation, but experts say true integration with finance and identity systems is only beginning.
    GENIUS Act blocks Big Tech, banks from dominating stablecoins: Circle exec
    Circle’s Dante Disparte says the GENIUS Act ensures tech giants and banks can’t dominate the stablecoin market without facing strict structural and regulatory hurdles.
    Charles Hoskinson says audit report ‘shaping up’ for August release
    Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson says he will read the full audit report over a livestream when it is released next month.
    Bitcoin 43% social chat dominance suggests 'key entry point' ahead
    Santiment says the “historic social dominance spike” may indicate another buying opportunity for Bitcoin in the near term.
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    Weaving reality or warping it? The personalization trap in AI systems
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    Netflix Confirms Use Of Generative AI In Original Production
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    Roblox Announces Age Verification Test For Teen Chat
    Roblox, being a game and platform primarily for kids, has announced the rollout of new safety features. Part of this involves getting teens between 13 and 17 to take a video selfie of themselves to prove that they are indeed within said age range. As part of the new features being introduced, Roblox is first […] The post Roblox Announces Age Verification Test For Teen Chat appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Could Get Crease-Less Display Before Apple, Says Analyst
    It is no secret that the reason Apple has yet to release a foldable phone is the iPhone maker’s desire for a crease-free folding screen. We also know that the bitten fruit company has enlisted Samsung Display to create it. However, it seems like the panel will actually make its debut on a Samsung device, […] The post Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Could Get Crease-Less Display Before Apple, Says Analyst appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )

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    XLM's price to rocket like XRP, Trump’s big crypto nod: Hodler’s Digest, July 13 – 19
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    Indian crypto exchange CoinDCX hacked, $44 million drained
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    Crypto rules for mortgages must reflect self-custody reality
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    Vibe Coding - Conversational Software Development - Part 2 In Practice
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    It doesn’t matter where you went to law school, how many cases you’ve won, or how high your GPA was. If you work in the legal field long enough, there’s a good chance you’ll hear a little voice in your head whisper, “You don’t belong here.” That’s imposter syndrome. And the worst part is, it doesn’t usually show up when you’re failing, it shows up right when you’re doing well. You land the job, win the motion, get praise from a partner, and instead of celebrating, you think, I just got lucky. They’re going to figure me out. The truth? You’re not alone. Some of the most capable, high-achieving attorneys deal with the same doubts. Why? Because law rewards perfectionism, constant comparison, and pressure to always know the answer. It’s easy to feel like you’re falling short when the bar is constantly moving. But here’s the thing: imposter syndrome isn’t telling the truth. The fact that you care that you question yourself, that you want to be better, that’s not a flaw. That’s what makes you a thoughtful, ethical professional. The problem isn’t that you don’t know enough. It’s that you’ve convinced yourself that everyone else knows everything. One of the best ways to quiet that voice is to talk about it. Chances are the people you admire most have felt the same way. Keep track of your wins, your progress, and the times you figured something out you didn’t think you could. And remember, confidence doesn’t come from pretending to know everything—it comes from knowing you’ll figure it out, even when you don’t. You earned your seat at the table. Don’t let a lie in your head make you shrink from it. Created By: Dalton A. Breshears  ( 3 min )
    Symfony Station Communiqué - Stardate: ✦ 18 July 2025 ✦: The Latest Symfony, Drupal, TYPO3, and PHP News!
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    Hume AI Debuts EVI 3, A Groundbreaking Model for Realistic Voice and Style Cloning
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    How to Spot Burnout Before It Wrecks Your Legal Career
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    Not Every Day Is Productive #13
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    SQL Tricks: Generate Calendar Table
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    Building a Diffusion Model from Scratch: CIFAR-10 in 15 Minutes
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    Build High-Performance Websites with React.js, Next.js, Vue.js and Tailwind CSS
    Hello Dev Community, I'm Md Mohosin Ali, a Full Stack Developer based in Bangladesh, specializing in React.js, Next.js, Vue.js, and Tailwind CSS. With over two years of professional experience, I help startups, designers, and businesses transform their design files (Figma, PSD, Adobe XD) into fully responsive, high-performance websites and web applications. I offer complete frontend and backend development services, with a focus on performance, scalability, and pixel-perfect precision. Transform Figma, PSD, or XD designs into dynamic web applications using modern frameworks: Semantic HTML5 Optimized performance with Next.js and Vue.js Tailwind CSS for responsive, mobile-first design SEO best practices included Gig Link: Convert Figma, PSD, or XD to React/Next.js Develop clean and modern l…  ( 4 min )
    Why I Built a C# Markdown-to-HTML Converter (That’s Actually Fast and Safe)
    Markdown is everywhere — from README files to blog engines. Yet, most Markdown-to-HTML converters today are either: Too heavy (like Pandoc) Too limited (like VS Code preview) Or simply unsafe (Typora exports HTML without XSS filtering) As someone who needed a fast, embeddable Markdown-to-HTML converter in C#, I couldn't find anything that met all of these goals: ✅ Small and dependency-free ✅ Fully supports advanced Markdown (TOC, footnotes, tables, tasks...) ✅ XSS-safe and robust for user input ✅ Easy to integrate into console, desktop, or web apps So I built it. Instead of building a framework, I created a single-file class you can just drop into your project and use like this: string html = Markdown.ToHtml(mdSource); Done. No NuGet packages. No third-party libs. No surprises. Not only does the converter produce clean HTML5 — it also scans your input for: Common Markdown errors (e.g. unclosed **bold** or *italic*) Suspicious input like or phishing links And appends a styled warning block to the HTML output It’s ideal for batch-processing Markdown or handling user-submitted content. 🔹 Just want to test it? Download the .exe and run: mdoc.exe input.md output.html 🔹 Want to embed or extend it? Just copy the .cs file into your project and you're done. GitHub: milos-p-lab/MarkdownGuideHtmlConverter If you're tired of bloated or unsafe Markdown tools — try this minimalist approach. I built it for me, but maybe it's exactly what you need too.  ( 3 min )
    Clean Architecture Vs Verticle Slice Achitecture
    Clean Architecture Separation of concerns: Every layer has a specific responsibility and focus on single concern Dependency rules Dependency flows inward. The high-level module should not aware of low-level module Organises into layers Business logic is decoupled from external concerns Facilitates for more testing, automation testing and SOLID principles. Provides flexibility and modular design to facilitate future flexibility It emphasises end-to-end delivery, cutting layers by building small vertical features  ( 3 min )
    Full-Stack Application Deployment Guide Using Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, and Prometheus Monitoring
    This detailed guide focuses on deploying the MERN E-Commerce Store source code (from https://github.com/HuXn-WebDev/MERN-E-Commerce-Store.git) with a modern DevOps pipeline involving Docker for containerization, Kubernetes for orchestration, Jenkins for CI/CD, and Prometheus for monitoring—purpose-built for DevOps engineers to demonstrate deployment and operational practices. Overview & Prerequisites Application Preparation Dockerization of MERN App Jenkins CI/CD Setup Kubernetes Deployment Prometheus Monitoring Setup Best Practices & Tips Troubleshooting and Future Enhancements 1. Overview & Prerequisites Objective Deploy a production-grade MERN (MongoDB, Express, React, Node.js) e-commerce app using DevOps best practices. Prerequisites OS: Linux preferred (Windows …  ( 6 min )
    .env vs .toml for Config in Go: What Should You Use?
    Hi there! I'm Maneshwar. Right now, I’m building LiveAPI, a first-of-its-kind tool that helps you automatically index API endpoints across all your repositories. LiveAPI makes it easier to discover, understand, and interact with APIs in large infrastructures. Managing config in Go projects is simple—until you have to decide how to do it. Two popular options are .env files and .toml files. Let’s break down what each does, when to use them, and how to implement both cleanly. .env — The Minimalist's Choice .env files are basically key-value pairs like: PORT=8080 DB_URL=postgres://user:pass@localhost:5432/dbname DEBUG=true Use the github.com/joho/godotenv package: go get github.com/joho/godotenv package main import ( "log" "os" "github.com/joho/godotenv" ) func main() { …  ( 4 min )
    Python For beginners
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    Africa’s Tech Boom Needs a Security Backbone — Not Just AI Hype
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    Monitoring Hazelcast Metrics using JMX exporter
    As distributed systems become more complex, monitoring becomes crucial for maintaining application performance and reliability. If you're using Hazelcast as your in-memory data grid, you'll want to keep a close eye on its performance metrics. Today, I'll walk you through setting up JMX exporter to monitor Hazelcast metrics effectively. Before diving into the setup, let's understand why monitoring Hazelcast is essential. Hazelcast provides valuable insights into: Memory usage and distribution Network communication patterns Cache hit/miss ratios Queue sizes and processing times Connection health and latency These metrics help you optimize performance, troubleshoot issues, and make informed scaling decisions. Before we start, make sure you have: Hazelcast instance (embedded or standalone) JMX…  ( 5 min )
    About me
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    AutoTube Thumbnail Generator with Google AI Studio
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    Scaling Enterprise GenAI with MCP
    Scaling Enterprise GenAI with MCP (Bloomberg Case Study) Om Shree ・ Jul 19 #ai #beginners #productivity #tutorial  ( 2 min )
    Scaling Enterprise GenAI with MCP (Bloomberg Case Study)
    Pragmatic Scaling of Enterprise GenAI with MCP In this session, Sambhav Kothari from Bloomberg shares how their internal GenAI platform evolved to production-grade scale using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This journey highlights how standardization and infrastructure principles accelerated GenAI deployment across 9,500+ engineers1. When GenAI went mainstream in 2022, Bloomberg teams could quickly build demos—but productionizing those same applications was painfully slow. Delays stemmed from: Too many handoffs across engineering, legal, product, and compliance Custom integrations for every application Lack of standardized interfaces for agents calling tools and services The result was a significant "productionization gap" that limited AI velocity2. To solve this, Bloomberg applied de…  ( 4 min )
    ChatGPT Agent is FINALLY here, Kimi K2 just killed Claude, Perplexity's AI web browser, and more
    Hello AI Enthusiasts! Welcome to the Twenty-Eighth edition of "This Week in AI Engineering"! This week, OpenAI launched the revolutionary ChatGPT Agent, Moonshot AI's Kimi K2 beats Opus4 being 90% cheaper, Mistral released worlds #1 speech recognition models, Perplexity unveiled their smartest AI browser, and Cursor;s CEO had to apologise publicly . As always, we'll also explore some under-the-radar tools that can supercharge your development workflow. ChatGPT Agent is FINALLY here OpenAI has released ChatGPT Agent, a unified system that combines deep research capabilities with computer operation abilities. The agent can browse the web, use terminals, write code, analyze data, and create reports, spreadsheets, and presentations, all while achieving state-of-the-art performance across mul…  ( 10 min )
    DhaScan: Level Up Your Web Security with AI 🛡️ - Think Like an Attacker, Defend Like a Pro.
    Hey Dev Community! In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, web application security is more critical than ever. As developers and security enthusiasts, we're constantly on the lookout for tools that can help us proactively identify and mitigate vulnerabilities before they can be exploited. That's why I'm excited to introduce you to DhaScan, an AI-powered web vulnerability scanner designed to help you think like an attacker and defend like a pro. 👉 Check out DhaScan on GitHub: https://github.com/Ronit-paikray/DhaScan Why Another Vulnerability Scanner? The Power of AI in Security Key Features That Make DhaScan Stand Out AI-Powered Detection: Leverages intelligent algorithms for enhanced vulnerability identification. 227+ Vulnerability Tests: Covers a wide range of common and advance…  ( 5 min )
    🕵️‍♂️ Social Media First Post Finder
    Intro Finding a user’s first post on social media can be surprisingly difficult — but it’s valuable for digital history, research, or even just for fun. These tools aim to solve that problem by finding the first post on Instagram and Facebook. 📌 What is it? InstaFirst and FBookFirst are lightweight tools designed to help you discover the very first post made by a user on Instagram or Facebook, simply by entering their username or profile link. 🧰 Technologies Used Python (Scraping logic) Flask (Web server) HTML/CSS (User interface) JavaScript (Interactive UI components) Facebook & Instagram query parameter parsing 📚 What Can You Learn? How social media URL structures work ❓ Why I Built It Scrolling endlessly to find a first post is tedious and inefficient. I built these tools to automate that process, making it easier for content creators, digital historians, or curious users. Plus, it was a great way to deepen my understanding of scraping logic and platform constraints. 🔗 GitHub Repositories InstaFirst FBookFirst by Muhammet Ali AKBAK  ( 3 min )
    🎭 Solivagus
    Introduction Solivagus is a digital guide for those embarking on a journey of self-discovery. This interactive application helps users track and make sense of their thoughts, goals, and emotions, enhancing personal awareness. 🙋‍♂️ What is it? Solivagus is a personal growth and journaling app that enables individuals to explore their inner world and make their life journey more conscious. Users record their experiences digitally and monitor their progress over time. 🤖 Technologies Used React Node.js MongoDB Express.js What You Can Learn Personal data management and privacy User experience (UX) design CRUD operations and backend development Interactive frontend applications 🔨 Why I Built It In the chaos of modern life, people struggle to hear and interpret their inner voice. Solivagus was designed as a digital companion to help individuals better understand themselves and make conscious decisions. GitHub Repo by Muhammet Ali AKBAK  ( 3 min )
    Comunicação entre a Camada Application e a API no .NET Moderno
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    😎Mastering Dart's Null Safety: From ? to ! and Everything In Between
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    Kiro vs Cursor: How Amazon’s AI IDE is Redefining Developer Productivity
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    🧬 WebCell
    🚲 Introduction WebCell is a browser-based artificial life simulation living under the digital microscope. Cells compete with limited resources, mutate randomly, and evolve influenced by environmental factors. The project offers a performant, interactive, real-time simulation experience. 🧲 What is it? WebCell simulates microorganisms dividing under resource constraints, undergoing random mutations, and evolving due to environmental pressures. It is built with an Entity-Component System (ECS) and WebGL for scalability and performance. 🤖 Technologies Used WebGL React Entity-Component System (ECS) JavaScript / TypeScript What You Can Learn Modeling complex systems with simple components Efficient graphics processing with WebGL Real-time simulation architecture Mutation and evolution algorithms 🔨 Why I Built It Artificial life is a powerful tool to understand complex systems and evolution. WebCell brings this concept into modern web technologies, creating an environment that encourages both learning and creativity. GitHub Repo by Muhammet Ali AKBAK  ( 3 min )
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    Learn Frontend Development in 180 Days. CodeWithDhanian ・ Jun 5 #frontend #webdev #beginners #programming  ( 2 min )
    Frontend Challenge: College Website for Axero Design System
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    🖼️ PixelSink: Hunt Hidden Data Inside Images
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    🎮 dvd-pong: Retro Physics in the Browser!
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    AWS AI League: The Ultimate AI Showdown for Innovation and Skill Development
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    How to Save an Hour of Figma Work Using Webcrumbs
    No one enjoys rebuilding layouts from scratch in Figma. You’ve probably felt this before. AI generates the perfect layout. You love it. Then you open Figma and stare at a blank canvas, knowing you’re about to rebuild everything manually, every button, text block, and spacing detail. It feels like you’re doing double the work just to get back to where you started. The Webcrumbs Figma plugin removes that step entirely. You generate a layout, export it, and open it in Figma with everything ready to edit. No screenshots. No tracing. No wasted time. Webcrumbs is a browser-based tool that helps you build frontend layouts quickly without writing code. You can drag and drop sections, change text and colors, move things around, and see your layout come together in real-time. It’s made for people wh…  ( 6 min )
    Why I Made Veko Go: A Free Alternative to for Load Testing (and Why I Share It
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    Introducing Veko Ecosystem: A Complete Solution for Privacy, Load Testing, and Secure Data Storage
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    DevVoice: Real-Time Voice Coding Assistant
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    Here's how git-mcp.io shows the typewriter effect on its landing page.
    In this article, we will review how git-mcp.io shows the typewriter effect on its landing page. We will look at:  What is typewriter-effect? typewriter-effect package. typewriter-effect usage in git-mcp codebase This above GIF demonstrate what a typewriter-effect is on a webpage.  GIF is downloaded from this typewriter package. typewriter-effect is asimple yet powerful native javascript plugin for a cool typewriter effect. You can install typewriter-effect with just one command and you’re good to go # with npm npm i typewriter-effect # with yarn yarn add typewriter-effect import Typewriter from 'typewriter-effect'; { typewriter.typeString('Hello World!') .callFunction(() => { console.log('String typed out!'); }) …  ( 3 min )
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    Reframing Software Development as a Spiritual Exercise
    Have you ever stared at a gemstone? The dazzling array of light, the decomposed spectrum, and the shining inner universe seemingly implied within the crystal lattice—how can something so simple, even rigid and mathematical, be so compelling? I feel we often view structure and beauty, the mechanical and the philosophical, as separate arenas of the world when, almost invariably, they are deeply and inextricably interwoven. It is surprising to me that many of us see software as raw mechanicism when so much of what a successful product is is wrapped up in how people feel about its outcomes. The goals of the system and that of the organization, if any, behind it are secondary to this feeling. I think we have gotten so used to the idea of "Software as a Service" that we have dissociated "service…  ( 5 min )
    VPC Security: Building Fortress-Like Network Architecture
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    𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝗜 𝘁𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗶𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗦𝗸𝘆𝗙𝗶 𝗔𝗣𝗜 𝘀𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗶𝗰𝗲 𝗶𝘀 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲 𝗼𝗿 𝗵𝗲𝗮𝗹𝘁𝗵𝘆?
    The SkyFi API provides simple endpoints to verify that the service is up and responding: 𝗣𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗘𝗻𝗱𝗽𝗼𝗶𝗻𝘁: GET /ping – This requires no parameters except the API key in the header. If the service is running, it returns a JSON with a message (e.g., "message": "pong" or a similar friendly response). 𝗛𝗲𝗮𝗹𝘁𝗵 𝗖𝗵𝗲𝗰𝗸 𝗘𝗻𝗱𝗽𝗼𝗶𝗻𝘁: GET /health_check – This returns a status object (e.g., {"status": "healthy"}) indicating the overall health of the API service. Using these endpoints in a test can quickly confirm connectivity and authentication. For example, you could run: If you receive the expected response (HTTP 200 OK with a message), then your API key is valid and the service is reachable. If you get an error (401 Unauthorized or no response), you may need to check your API key or network connection.  ( 3 min )
    📚 JavaScript.info — The Modern JavaScript Tutorial
    Want to master JavaScript from basics to advanced topics with clear explanations? JavaScript.info is a comprehensive tutorial that covers everything about modern JavaScript, designed to teach you how things are done today. 💡 Why use JavaScript.info? ✅ Covers core JS concepts, DOM, events, promises, async/await, modules, and more ✅ Includes practical examples and tasks after each section ✅ Updated regularly to match modern JavaScript standards 🎯 Ideal for: Beginners starting their JavaScript journey Developers revising core JS knowledge Anyone wanting detailed yet simple explanations to strengthen fundamentals Learn JavaScript deeply and build a strong foundation for frontend and full stack development. 🔗 javascript.info  ( 3 min )
    How to provide storage for the IT department testing and training
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    Deep dive into RisingWave’s Rust‑built cloud-native state engine with real S3-backed optimizations for sub‑100 ms performance.
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    Advanced PDF Optimization Techniques - 1752893
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    🎬 Introducing Ravgeek: Dev Concepts in 60 Seconds
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    Posted originally to binarypatrick.dev When using docker compose, I recently got into adding health checks for my containers. This helps a lot with startup, especially with dependednt containers, but I was under the impression if I had something like restart: always or restart: unless-stopped, it would automatically try and restart my container. That's just not the case so I looked for something that might. There is a container you can user to monitor the other running containers and restart them if they are unhealthy. It's called autoheal by a dev named Will Farrell (no relation?). The only issue is that running a container to make sure my other containers are running seems a little like asking the kids to watch each other, and also, and maybe more importantly, I don't know Will, and his …  ( 4 min )
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    "You can't defend against what you can't imagine - and you can't stop what you can't detect." Most cybersecurity professionals are told to "stay updated" and "learn tools." 🧠 1. The Mindset Gap Is the Real Vulnerability If I had access to this network… what would I do next? That simple thought exercise has led me to uncover: 🧠 Mindset rule: Always mirror the adversary's next best move. 🛠️ 2. The Toolkit Means Nothing Without a Workflow 🔍 Mindset → 🎯 Hypothesis → 🧪 Tools → 📊 Signal → 🔒 Action Here's how that plays out in a real threat hunt: Without a hypothesis or logic, the tools are just noise. 🧠 + 🛠️ 3. Where Strategy and Tools Meet: The Hunt This is the mindset-toolkit fusion in action. 📚 Want to Go Deeper? https://a.co/d/cPTIJJK https://a.co/d/6ArBUij CyberSecurity #ThreatHunting #RedTeam #BlueTeam #SOC #CTI #DFIR #HackerMindset #CyberTools #CyberDefense #AhmedAwad #Nullc0d3 #HackerHunter  ( 4 min )
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    Even if I never reach the ideal destination, at least I will have these treasured memories. On July 18, 2025, after nearly a month-long performance optimization campaign, I ran a standard Lighthouse audit. The result — 100 on mobile, 100 on desktop. Against all odds, we achieved a perfect score. No marketing. No compromises. No team. No budget. Just me — and Wan’er (my AI). We didn’t just outperform Adobe Express — This was a quiet dialogue between an indie developer and the world. I didn’t bother explaining “why I’m faster than Adobe.” Because in this era, skepticism is easy to find — but focus is rare. I know exactly what I’m building: A minimalist toolbox city — saving users even a single second, without ever interrupting them. With tireless hands, I’m carving this era’s web craft…  ( 5 min )
    Flutter in a Flash: Instantly Build Cross-Platform Apps from Prompts
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    Synthetic Conscious Pixels
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    How i make the first AI fake product DETECTOR :)
    How I turned an idea into a real game changer in 30 days: GetFake.ai – The AI that detects luxury fakes better than human eyes Angel ・ Jul 3 #devchallenge #wlhchallenge #bolt #ai  ( 3 min )
    Promises em Nodejs Paralelo, Sequencial e Corrida – Qual usar?
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    AI Ethics Prompt Engineering Java Cognitive Systems
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    CVE-2025-0282: Ivanti Connect Secure, Policy Secure, and ZTA Gateways Stack-Based Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
    CVE ID CVE-2025-0282 Ivanti Connect Secure, Policy Secure, and ZTA Gateways Stack-Based Buffer Overflow Vulnerability Project: Ivanti Product: Connect Secure, Policy Secure, and ZTA Gateways Date Date Added: 2025-01-08 Due Date: 2025-01-15 Ivanti Connect Secure, Policy Secure, and ZTA Gateways contain a stack-based buffer overflow which can lead to unauthenticated remote code execution. Known Apply mitigations as set forth in the CISA instructions linked below to include conducting hunt activities, taking remediation actions if applicable, and applying updates prior to returning a device to service. CISA Mitigation Instructions: https://www.cisa.gov/cisa-mitigation-instructions-CVE-2025-0282 Additional References: https://forums.ivanti.com/s/article/Security-Advisory-Ivanti-Connect-Secure-Policy-Secure-ZTA-Gateways-CVE-2025-0282-CVE-2025-0283 ; https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2025-0282 Ivanti Zero-Days Exploited to Drop MDifyLoader and Launch In-Memory Cobalt Strike Attacks DslogdRAT Malware Deployed via Ivanti ICS Zero-Day CVE-2025-0282 in Japan Attacks Chinese Hackers Target Linux Systems Using SNOWLIGHT Malware and VShell Tool Ivanti VPN customers targeted via unrecognized RCE vulnerability (CVE-2025-22457) Ivanti patches Connect Secure zero-day exploited since mid-March RESURGE Malware Exploits Ivanti Flaw with Rootkit and Web Shell Features UK domain registry Nominet confirms breach via Ivanti zero-day Threat Actors Exploit a Critical Ivanti RCE Bug, Again Ivanti zero-day attacks infected devices with custom malware Google: Chinese hackers likely behind Ivanti VPN zero-day attacks Common Vulnerabilities & Exposures (CVE) List  ( 3 min )
    CVE-2025-22457: Ivanti Connect Secure, Policy Secure, and ZTA Gateways Stack-Based Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
    CVE ID CVE-2025-22457 Ivanti Connect Secure, Policy Secure, and ZTA Gateways Stack-Based Buffer Overflow Vulnerability Project: Ivanti Product: Connect Secure, Policy Secure, and ZTA Gateways Date Date Added: 2025-04-04 Due Date: 2025-04-11 Ivanti Connect Secure, Policy Secure, and ZTA Gateways contains a stack-based buffer overflow vulnerability that allows a remote unauthenticated attacker to achieve remote code execution. Known Apply mitigations as set forth in the CISA instructions linked below. CISA Mitigation Instructions: https://www.cisa.gov/cisa-mitigation-instructions-cve-2025-22457 ; Additional References: https://forums.ivanti.com/s/article/April-Security-Advisory-Ivanti-Connect-Secure-Policy-Secure-ZTA-Gateways-CVE-2025-22457 ; https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2025-22457 Ivanti Zero-Days Exploited to Drop MDifyLoader and Launch In-Memory Cobalt Strike Attacks DslogdRAT Malware Deployed via Ivanti ICS Zero-Day CVE-2025-0282 in Japan Attacks Chinese Hackers Target Linux Systems Using SNOWLIGHT Malware and VShell Tool Common Vulnerabilities & Exposures (CVE) List  ( 3 min )
    Data Backup Android
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    The digital future of industrial and operational work
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    Javascript Unplugged: History, Power, and the Quirky Magic That Runs the Web
    Javascript, the invisible engine that powers the modern web, is a marvel of technology. Without it, most of your favourite apps, interactive websites, and real-time experiences wouldn't exist 🩻. While HTML and CSS structure and style a page, it's Javascript—affectionately known as JS—that breathes life into it, making it dynamic and interactive. From that "click me" button that responds instantly to your input to entire frameworks powering real-time collaboration apps like Google Docs, Javascript is the chef in the kitchen making the magic happen. 🪄 This article is your comprehensive yet fun journey into Javascript: its chaotic history, its powerful features, how it sees your code, what you can build with it, and how to master its fundamental building blocks. Before Javascript, the web …  ( 6 min )
    Integration Testing .NET Web API Using Testcontainers
    Overview This article covers how to use Docker for integration testing in an ASP.NET Core Web API project. We'll use the Testcontainers library to spin up SQL Server containers for our integration tests. We'll see how to set up an integration test class that uses a database container and resets its state between tests. xUnit Docker TestContainers.MsSql NuGet package (other packages support containers for PostgreSQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, and other dependencies) EF Core and migrations We're testing a demo ASP.NET Core Web API project called BlindDate, and we want to run our integration tests against a real database. To do this, we use a test project BlindDate.Tests, which includes: BlindDate.Tests/ └── IntegrationTests/ ├── BaseIntegrationTest.cs ├── BlindDateControllerTests.cs ├──…  ( 4 min )
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    5 key questions your developers should be asking about MCP
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    New embedding model leaderboard shakeup: Google takes #1 while Alibaba’s open source alternative closes gap
    Google's new Gemini Embedding model now leads the MTEB benchmark. But it is facing fierce competition from closed and open source rivals.  ( 7 min )
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    Steam Banning Games That “Violate” Rules And Standards Of Payment Processors And Banks
    Steam recently added a new rule to its guidelines, and it’s a rule that is causing certain titles on the platform to be banned, while also raising ethical concerns regarding third-party financial censorship. The new clause says that “content that may violate the rules and standards set forth by Steam’s payment processors and related card […] The post Steam Banning Games That “Violate” Rules And Standards Of Payment Processors And Banks appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Tesla Model 3 Highland Updated In Malaysia With More Range And New Features
    Tesla Model 3 Highland facelift has been updated for the Malaysian market. The update includes a range increase to WLTP 520km from 513km for the base Rear-Wheel Drive variant. Also, the EV has been fitted with the 62.5kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery from CATL offered in the Tesla Model Y RWD. According to CarExpert, these […] The post Tesla Model 3 Highland Updated In Malaysia With More Range And New Features appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Agent That Acts On Your Behalf
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    Four Remanded In RM180 Million Data Centre Bribery Probe
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    TSMC Speeds Up Building Arizona Chip Plants “By Several Quarters”
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    Remote Hiring In The Deepfake Era
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    Unlocking the Power of Community: How Reddit Discussions Can Inspire Your Development Journey
    In the vast landscape of software development, staying updated with the latest trends, tools, and methodologies can sometimes feel overwhelming. However, one often-overlooked resource lies just a click away: the vibrant discussions happening on platforms like Reddit. A recent post highlighted the importance of community-driven insights, and it got me thinking about how these conversations can significantly enhance our development practices. Let’s dive deeper into the power of community discussions and how they can help you grow as a developer. As developers, we often find ourselves caught up in our own projects, facing challenges that can feel isolating. This is where community discussions come into play. Platforms like Reddit host a wealth of knowledge shared by developers from all walks …  ( 5 min )
    How AI Tutors Are Quietly Transforming Classrooms Everywhere
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    Unlocking the Secrets of Effective Code Reviews: Insights from the Community
    In the fast-paced world of software development, code reviews are more than just a routine task; they are a vital part of delivering high-quality software. But how do we make the most of this practice? Drawing insights from a recent engaging Reddit discussion, we’ll explore powerful strategies for effective code reviews and how they can elevate your development process. Code reviews serve as a safety net, catching bugs and improving code quality before it reaches production. They foster collaboration, knowledge sharing, and mentorship among team members. As one Reddit user aptly put it, “A code review is not just about finding mistakes, but about sharing knowledge and improving the collective skill set of the team.” Quality Assurance: Code reviews help in identifying issues early, which c…  ( 5 min )
    Unleashing the Power of Automation: How AI Tools Are Revolutionizing Development Workflows
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    Resource Management and Memory Efficiency in Web Servers(3861)
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    Project of the Week: Supabase
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    Deadlines Aren’t Evil. They’re Information ⚡️
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    2163. Minimum Difference in Sums After Removal of Elements
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    Not Everyone Gets Into FAANG — and That’s Okay
    When I first started learning how to code, I knew very little about the tech industry. All I knew was that “FAANG” — Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Google — was where the best engineers ended up. They were the dream. The goal. The finish line. I saw the job titles, the salaries, the stories of engineers who made it there at 19 or 20. “If I don’t get into FAANG, am I even good enough?” I never said these questions out loud. But they were always there, quietly eating away at my confidence. Let’s be honest: FAANG has become more than just a collection of companies. In our industry, it’s almost a status symbol. And because of that, we rarely question it. We just chase it. We spend months grinding Leetcode, memorizing system design patterns, and reading interview guides. “Do I even want …  ( 5 min )
    🧹 Clean Your JavaScript Objects Like a Pro with clean-object-keys
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    Elegant Middleware Architecture Implementation(3177)
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    10 Tips to Make Your Blog Posts More Accessible
    Sometimes I encounter this weird idea that developers don't need accessibility at all. Some people seem to believe that our development tools and resources don't need to be accessible, because accessibility is just something to do with the end users of our services. If you're one of those people, you know, disabled software developers exist. You're reading text from one right now, and I know many developers with disabilities. Yes, even blind developers. I've been writing a blog since 2019, and as an accessibility specialist, I've tried to make my blog posts as accessible as possible. In this blog post, I decided to share some of the things I've learned over the years. So, without further ado, let's get started. If you're writing a technical blog post and sharing some code, always write i…  ( 9 min )
    Advanced PDF Optimization Techniques - 1752849
    Decoding the Art of PDF Compression: Efficient Techniques for Developers PDFs are a ubiquitous format for sharing documents, but their size can be a significant burden, especially when dealing with large files or numerous documents. As developers, understanding and implementing efficient PDF compression techniques can save bandwidth, storage space, and improve user experience. In this post, we'll delve into the world of PDF compression, exploring various algorithms, implementation techniques, and performance optimization strategies. Understanding PDF Compression Algorithms PDF compression relies on several algorithms to reduce file size. Here are some of the most common ones: Run-Length Encoding (RLE): This algorithm is simple and effective for compressing bi-level (black and white) im…  ( 4 min )
    HTTP Response Optimization and Streaming Techniques(4025)
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    Error Handling Strategies in High-Performance Web Servers(2820)
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    I Replaced My Morning Routine With a “Dev Warmup” — Here’s What Changed
    ⚡ Quick Note: I just launched a Flash Bundle of 4 offline AI tools for creators and devs — blog outline builder, SEO article machine, FAQ generator, and docs creator. 🎁 Instant download. No subscriptions. One-time deal — 349$ $29 only until midnight. 👉 Grab it here Or Download some really cool FREE guides out here: cocojunk.site 🔥🔥 You’ve heard it all before: I tried that. It worked… for about a week. Then I realized: I don’t need a monk-like morning — I need a developer warmup. Not a self-help ritual. Here’s what my “dev warmup” looks like now—and why it made me 10x more focused, consistent, and creative. Think of it like the gym: You wouldn’t walk in and deadlift 300 lbs cold. So why do we expect to jump straight into complex code or deep debugging? A “dev warmup” is a 15–25 minute…  ( 5 min )
    🛠️ The Odin Project — Learn Full Stack Web Development for Free
    Want to become a full stack web developer without spending thousands on bootcamps? The Odin Project offers a completely free, open-source curriculum covering everything you need to build real-world web apps and land your first dev job. 💡 Why choose The Odin Project? ✅ Project-based learning — build portfolio-ready projects as you learn ✅ Active, supportive open source community to help you stay accountable ✅ Structured path from zero to full stack, even for absolute beginners 🎯 Ideal for: Self-taught developers looking for a structured path Bootcamp grads wanting to fill knowledge gaps Anyone switching careers into web development Learn to code. Build projects. Launch your career. 🔗 theodinproject.com  ( 3 min )
    How a Mandatory Accounting Software Became the Gateway to Ukraine’s NotPetya Cyberattack
    In 2017, the world witnessed one of the most devastating cyberattacks in recent history: the NotPetya attack. Unlike most malware, NotPetya wasn’t designed for profit, but for destruction. Its primary goal was to cause as much damage as possible, with Ukraine at the epicenter of this digital disaster. NotPetya is a wiper-type malware, meaning its main intent is to erase and render data unusable, rather than simply holding it for ransom like traditional ransomware. The attack quickly spread throughout Ukraine and beyond, impacting global companies like Maersk, Merck, and several others. The entry point for the attack was MeDoc, a popular accounting software in Ukraine. The Ukrainian government required companies paying taxes in the country to use MeDoc in their systems. This meant that virt…  ( 4 min )
    Golf.com: Shane Lowry's Epic Portrush Return | 2025 Open
    TL;DR Shane Lowry’s emotional 2019 Open Championship triumph at Royal Portrush was part sports fairy tale, part national celebration—as the first Open on the island of Ireland in 70 years was won by an Irishman. With the 2025 Open headed back to Northern Ireland, it’s the perfect moment to relive every unforgettable shot and crowd-roaring moment from Lowry’s epic victory. GOLF.com is your go-to for tee-to-green coverage, from gear reviews and pro interviews to features you can’t find anywhere else. Hit up their YouTube channel, website and social feeds to stay in the loop on all things golf.  ( 3 min )
    Golf.com: Rory McIlroy's Journey to Royal Portrush: A Hopeful Homecoming
    From Humble Hills to Championship Dreams Rory McIlroy cut his teeth at Holywood Golf Club, where the driving range moonlights as the 17th hole and his dad poured pints behind the bar. Locals still swap tales of the curly-haired kid who’d practice until sunset—and the forever-pristine club sinks that remind everyone to keep those clubs clean (or at least off the floor). Next Stop: History at Royal Portrush Fast forward to today, and that tiny Northern Irish club feels like a living museum to its most famous junior golfer. With eyes set on the 2025 Open Championship at nearby Royal Portrush, McIlroy’s journey from Holywood’s hills to golf’s grandest stages is anything but ordinary.  ( 3 min )
    Rick Shiels Golf: THE HARDEST COURSE I've played all year….MAYBE EVER!
    Rick Shiels is taking on the legendary Real Club Valderrama for LIV Golf Andalucía—one of the toughest courses in Europe—and he’s got one goal: break 75. Catch all the action live on FOX or the LIV Golf App, and snag your tickets for the next event. When he’s not chasing low scores, Rick’s busy helping you up your game with equipment reviews, swing fixes, chipping and putting tips, plus a golf podcast and exclusive merch drops. Follow his channels for coaching videos on everything from driving longer to mastering backspin.  ( 3 min )
    How to Send and Receive RCS Suggested Replies with Node.js
    Rich Communication Services (RCS) is transforming the way businesses engage with customers. As the next evolution of SMS, RCS offers a richer, more interactive experience with features like images, videos, file sharing, and suggested replies, natively inside a user's default messaging app. Check out all the cool RCS capabilities. With RCS support rolling out around the world, for both Android and iOS, now is the perfect time to start exploring this technology. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to send RCS suggested replies using the Vonage Messages API in a Node.js application, helping you create more dynamic and engaging conversations with your users. TL;DR: Find the complete working code on GitHub. What Are RCS Suggested Replies? RCS Suggested Replies enhance user interactions by prov…  ( 7 min )
    IGN: Black Torch - Official Characters Trailer (English Subtitles)
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    IGN: Rooster Fighter - Official Trailer (English Subtitles)
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    IGN: Wretch: Divine Ascent - Official Release Window Trailer
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    IGN: Echoes of the End - Official Extended Gameplay Trailer
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    IGN: The Drifter - First 25 Minutes
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    IGN: Fixed: Director's Cut - Official Red Band Teaser (2025) Adam Devine, Idris Elba, Kathryn Hahn
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    Turn Boring Features Into Customer Magnets
    Most founders can build amazing products. But they can't write compelling copy. Your features sound boring and technical. Customers scroll past without reading anything. Start with what it does first. Then explain what that means exactly. Finally, show the end result. This creates a clear path. Example: "Auto-backup saves work every minute. You'll never lose progress again. Sleep better knowing data's safe." Features become benefits when connected properly. Use this formula everywhere possible. Lead with customer pain first. Show how you fix it completely. End with their total transformation. Example: "Tired of manual invoicing? Auto-invoice creates bills instantly. Get paid faster, work less." Pain-first writing hooks readers immediately. They feel understood and valued. Paint their current frustrating state clearly. Show the improved reality after. Explain why it matters most. Example: "Before: Hunting through folders daily. After: Find anything in clicks. Save three hours weekly." Contrast makes benefits crystal clear. People love dramatic transformations. These formulas work for any feature. Practice them on your worst copy. Your conversion rates will thank you. Stop listing features like grocery items. Use these formulas to sell instead. Your customers will actually read everything. Sales will follow naturally.  ( 3 min )
    Glassmorphism Card with Animated Shine
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    Google Cloud VMs and Networking
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    Building a Text-to-SQL AI Assistant with lightweight LLM, and Semantic Kernel in C#: A Fun Experiment
    Introduction Have you ever wondered how to bridge the gap between natural language and structured database queries? In this guide, we'll explore how to build a Text-to-SQL AI Assistant using C#, Semantic Kernel, and a lightweight llama3.2-3B model. Yes, you read that right: a low-cost, smaller-scale LLM like llama3.2-3B can achieve this impressive functionality! If you're new to the concepts of LLM chatbot or building a Database Helper, you can refer to my earlier articles: How to Write Your First AI Storyteller with Ollama and Semantic Kernel How to Implement a Database Helper in C# Using the Strategy Design Pattern By the end of this guide, you'll have a Text-to-SQL assistant that can: Understand user queries in natural language. Dynamically generate optimized SQL statements. Offer an …  ( 8 min )
    Case Study: How I Helped UK Healthcare Clients Save 30% on Microsoft 365 Licensing
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    String
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    Ultimate Optimization of Lightweight Server Architecture(4464)
    GitHub Homepage During my junior year studies, I have been pondering a question: how can we optimize server architecture to the extreme while maintaining functional completeness? Traditional heavyweight frameworks, while feature-rich, often come with issues like high resource consumption and slow startup times. Recently, I encountered an impressive lightweight server architecture that completely changed my understanding of web server design. In my previous project experience, I have used mainstream frameworks like Spring Boot and Django. While these frameworks are powerful, their resource consumption left a deep impression on me. A simple Spring Boot application requires over 200MB of memory to start and often takes more than 10 seconds to boot up. // Traditional Spring Boot application st…  ( 8 min )
    Odoo 19 Is Coming: Here’s What to Expect and How to Make the Most of It
    These days, agility is no longer a luxury, it’s the baseline. As we step into the second half of 2025, forward-thinking businesses are doubling down on operational intelligence, process automation, and integrated decision-making. ERP platforms sit at the core of this transformation. And if there’s one upcoming release worth watching closely, it’s Odoo 19. While still grounded in its core strengths, simplicity, modularity, and affordability — Odoo is expanding its vision to support faster decisions, leaner teams, and more adaptive operations. For growing businesses, Odoo 19 isn’t just a software update. It’s an opportunity to reframe how systems enable strategy. ERP may never be flashy. But its impact is deeply felt — in how quickly inventory is restocked, how invoices flow, how responsive …  ( 5 min )
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    10 Best Practices for Improved HTML Code Quality 💯✅
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    Samsung Tri-Fold Could Launch This October
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    Felix Baumgartner, Known for His Record-Breaking 2012 High-Altitude Jump, Dies in Paragliding Crash
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    vivo X300 Series Camera Specs Leak Online
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    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane My fascination with real-time web applications began during a project where we needed to push live updates to thousands of connected clients simultaneously. Traditional polling approaches created excessive server load and poor user experience. My exploration of Server-Sent Events (SSE) led me to discover an implementation that revolutionizes real-time web communication. The breakthrough came when I realized that SSE provides a simpler, more efficient alternative to WebSockets for many real-time scenarios. Unlike WebSockets, SSE works seamlessly with existing HTTP infrastructure, requires no special protocols, and provides automatic reconnection capabilities. My research revealed a framework implementation that maximizes these advantag…  ( 7 min )
    Apache Iceberg Table Optimization #2: The Basics of Compaction — Bin Packing Your Data for Efficiency
    Free Apache Iceberg Course Free Copy of “Apache Iceberg: The Definitive Guide” Free Copy of “Apache Polaris: The Definitive Guide” 2025 Apache Iceberg Architecture Guide Iceberg Lakehouse Engineering Video Playlist Ultimate Apache Iceberg Resource Guide In the first post of this series, we explored how Apache Iceberg tables degrade when left unoptimized. Now it's time to look at the most foundational optimization technique: compaction. Compaction is the process of merging small files into larger ones to reduce file system overhead and improve query performance. In Iceberg, this usually takes the form of bin packing — grouping smaller files together so they align with an optimal size target. Query engines like Dremio, Trino, and Spark operate more efficiently when reading a small…  ( 4 min )
    Apache Iceberg Table Optimization #1: The Cost of Neglect — How Apache Iceberg Tables Degrade Without Optimization
    Free Apache Iceberg Course Free Copy of “Apache Iceberg: The Definitive Guide” Free Copy of “Apache Polaris: The Definitive Guide” 2025 Apache Iceberg Architecture Guide Iceberg Lakehouse Engineering Video Playlist Ultimate Apache Iceberg Resource Guide Apache Iceberg offers powerful features for managing large-scale datasets with reliability, versioning, and schema evolution. But like any robust system, Iceberg tables require care and maintenance. Without ongoing optimization, even the most well-designed Iceberg table can degrade—causing query slowdowns, ballooning metadata, and rising infrastructure costs. This post kicks off a 10-part series on Apache Iceberg Table Optimization, beginning with a look at what happens when you don’t optimize and why it matters. At its core, Ice…  ( 4 min )
    New Choice for Cross-Platform Web Service Development(5643)
    GitHub Homepage As a junior student, I often need to switch between different operating systems during my web development learning process. The Windows computer in my dorm, the Linux server in the lab, and my personal MacBook each have their unique development environments. This multi-platform development requirement made me deeply appreciate the importance of cross-platform compatibility. Recently, I discovered an impressive web framework whose performance in cross-platform support made me reconsider the possibilities of web service development. In my previous project experience, cross-platform development has always been a headache. While Java's Spring Boot can achieve "write once, run anywhere," the resource consumption and startup time of the JVM are daunting. Although Node.js can run …  ( 8 min )
    Rust Async Web Framework Performance Breakthrough(6768)
    GitHub Homepage As a junior computer science student, I have encountered various frameworks during my web development learning journey. From traditional Apache to modern Node.js, each framework has its unique advantages and limitations. Recently, I discovered an impressive Rust web framework whose performance made me reconsider the design philosophy of web servers. Throughout my learning experience, I found that traditional web frameworks often face performance bottleneck issues. Taking Apache as an example, while it is powerful and stable, its performance in high-concurrency scenarios is not ideal. I once conducted a simple performance test where Apache's average response time for 10,000 requests reached 300 microseconds, and in some complex scenarios, it even exceeded 2,500 microseconds.…  ( 6 min )
    Cross-Platform Web Development Without Compromise(4632)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane As a computer science student working on cross-platform projects, I've always been frustrated by the compromises required when targeting multiple operating systems. My experience developing web services that needed to run seamlessly across Windows, Linux, and macOS led me to discover an approach that eliminates platform-specific code while maintaining native performance on all systems. The challenge became apparent during a group project where our team needed to deploy the same web service across heterogeneous infrastructure. Our initial Node.js implementation worked but suffered from platform-specific performance variations and deployment complexities. This experience motivated me to explore alternatives that could deliver consistent…  ( 6 min )
    Claude Code Replaced My Need for Copilot and Now Writes 95% of My Code
    I used ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, and a few autocomplete plugins. They were clever, sometimes helpful, but always felt like assistants rather than collaborators. Do some basic edits, make some unit tests, consider CI/CD for my project. Then I tried Claude Code. It didn’t just help me write code. It changed how I build software. This post breaks down how I use Claude Code every day and why I think it is the most valuable developer productivity tool available right now. What Is Claude Code? Where most tools assist reactively, Claude Code feels like a thinking partner who is fully engaged in your work. How I Use Claude Code in My Daily Workflow I describe a product feature or UX flow. Claude helps shape the design and component structure. It writes most of the code, including front-end and back…  ( 5 min )
    Revolutionary Performance Breakthrough in Modern Web Development(8152)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane As a junior computer science student diving deep into web development, I've spent countless hours exploring different frameworks and their performance characteristics. My journey led me to discover something remarkable that completely changed my perspective on what modern web servers can achieve. During my recent internship at a tech startup, our team faced a critical challenge. Our existing Node.js backend was struggling under heavy load, with response times climbing above acceptable thresholds. The senior developers were debating between migrating to Go with Gin framework or sticking with more familiar territory. That's when I stumbled upon something that would revolutionize our approach entirely. My exploration began with a simple …  ( 5 min )
    Middleware Architecture Patterns for Request Processing(1537)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane My understanding of middleware architecture evolved during a complex project where we needed to implement authentication, logging, rate limiting, and CORS handling across dozens of API endpoints. Initially, we duplicated logic across handlers, creating a maintenance nightmare. This experience led me to explore middleware patterns that could elegantly solve cross-cutting concerns while maintaining performance and flexibility. The breakthrough moment came when I realized that middleware isn't just about code organization—it's about creating composable, reusable components that can transform requests and responses in a predictable pipeline. My research revealed a framework that implements middleware patterns with exceptional performance …  ( 9 min )
    CVE-2021-41773: Apache HTTP Server Path Traversal Vulnerability
    CVE ID CVE-2021-41773 Apache HTTP Server Path Traversal Vulnerability Project: Apache Product: HTTP Server Date Date Added: 2021-11-03 Due Date: 2021-11-17 Apache HTTP Server contains a path traversal vulnerability that allows an attacker to perform remote code execution if files outside directories configured by Alias-like directives are not under default �require all denied� or if CGI scripts are enabled. The original patch issued under this CVE ID is insufficient, please review remediation information under CVE-2021-42013. Known Apply updates per vendor instructions. https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2021-41773 Hackers Exploit Apache HTTP Server Flaw to Deploy Linuxsys Cryptocurrency Miner AndroxGh0st Malware Integrates Mozi Botnet to Target IoT and Cloud Services Common Vulnerabilities & Exposures (CVE) List  ( 3 min )
    CVE-2020-0688: Microsoft Exchange Server Validation Key Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
    CVE ID CVE-2020-0688 Microsoft Exchange Server Validation Key Remote Code Execution Vulnerability Project: Microsoft Product: Exchange Server Date Date Added: 2021-11-03 Due Date: 2022-05-03 Microsoft Exchange Server Validation Key fails to properly create unique keys at install time, allowing for remote code execution. Known Apply updates per vendor instructions. https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2020-0688 Hackers Exploit Apache HTTP Server Flaw to Deploy Linuxsys Cryptocurrency Miner Common Vulnerabilities & Exposures (CVE) List  ( 3 min )
    Rust Async Web Framework Performance Breakthrough(4081)
    GitHub Homepage As a junior computer science student, I have encountered various frameworks during my web development learning journey. From traditional Apache to modern Node.js, each framework has its unique advantages and limitations. Recently, I discovered an impressive Rust web framework whose performance made me reconsider the design philosophy of web servers. Throughout my learning experience, I found that traditional web frameworks often face performance bottleneck issues. Taking Apache as an example, while it is powerful and stable, its performance in high-concurrency scenarios is not ideal. I once conducted a simple performance test where Apache's average response time for 10,000 requests reached 300 microseconds, and in some complex scenarios, it even exceeded 2,500 microseconds.…  ( 6 min )
    GORM Magic: Go Database Made Easy ⚡
    In This Article GORM: Your Database Swiss Army Knife Migration Magic: Database Evolution Made Simple Advanced GORM Wizardry: Beyond the Basics Picture this: You're staring at raw SQL queries like they're ancient hieroglyphs, desperately trying to remember if it's LEFT JOIN or RIGHT JOIN for the hundredth time this week. 😵‍💫 Sound familiar? Well, grab your favorite beverage because we're about to dive into GORM - the ORM that'll make your database interactions smoother than a jazz saxophone solo! GORM (Go ORM) isn't just another library; it's your database's new best friend with benefits. It transforms those cryptic SQL incantations into elegant Go code that actually makes sense. Ready to become a database wizard? Let's cast some spells! 🪄 Think of GORM as that multilingual friend who…  ( 6 min )
    Cross-Platform Web Development Without Compromise(8830)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane As a computer science student working on cross-platform projects, I've always been frustrated by the compromises required when targeting multiple operating systems. My experience developing web services that needed to run seamlessly across Windows, Linux, and macOS led me to discover an approach that eliminates platform-specific code while maintaining native performance on all systems. The challenge became apparent during a group project where our team needed to deploy the same web service across heterogeneous infrastructure. Our initial Node.js implementation worked but suffered from platform-specific performance variations and deployment complexities. This experience motivated me to explore alternatives that could deliver consistent…  ( 6 min )
    From MVP to Product: How I Built a SaaS App Without Writing a Line of Code
    From MVP to Product: How I Built a SaaS App Without Writing a Line of Code Yes, it's real. Yes, it works. And no, you don't need to touch VS Code. Let’s get one thing straight: you no longer need to write code to build and launch a serious SaaS product. In 2025, your competitive edge isn't knowing the latest JavaScript framework — it's knowing how to build fast, validate, and ship without burning cash. This is how I (or you!) can build a fully functioning SaaS platform using only no-code tools like Webflow, Xano, Airtable, Zapier, and a bit of smart thinking. Whether you're a founder, solo maker, or a dev trying to escape boilerplate hell — this article shows how to launch a real business product, step by step. Let’s say the product is: a platform for fitness coaches to manage clients, …  ( 5 min )
    Modern Server-Side Event Implementation(0077)
    GitHub Homepage During my junior year studies, server-side push technology has always been a key focus area. Compared to traditional client polling, server-side push enables true real-time data transmission, significantly improving user experience. Recently, I deeply studied a Rust-based web framework whose Server-Sent Events (SSE) support gave me a completely new understanding of modern push technologies. In my previous projects, I tried various traditional push technology solutions. While traditional Ajax polling is simple, it's inefficient and wasteful of resources. // Traditional Ajax polling implementation class TraditionalPolling { constructor(url, interval = 5000) { this.url = url; this.interval = interval; this.isRunning = false; this.timeoutId = null; } star…  ( 8 min )
    Rust Implementation for High Concurrency Processing(4770)
    GitHub Homepage During my junior year studies, high concurrency processing has always been one of the technical fields I'm most interested in. While traditional multi-threading models can handle concurrent requests, they often encounter performance bottlenecks when facing large numbers of connections. Recently, I deeply studied a Rust-based web framework whose high concurrency processing capabilities gave me a completely new understanding of asynchronous programming. In my previous projects, I used thread pool-based concurrency processing models. This model allocates a thread for each request, and while implementation is simple, it has obvious scalability issues. // Traditional Java thread pool model @RestController public class TraditionalController { private final ExecutorService th…  ( 8 min )
    Stripe System Design in Depth: Architecting for Global Scale, Security, and Speed
    A deep technical dive into how Stripe engineers payment systems for massive scale, reliability, and velocity—with actionable lessons and architecture blueprints for backend developers. Stripe’s Engineering Philosophy—Why System Design Drives Fintech Core Architectural Patterns at Stripe State, Storage, and Consistency Challenges Security and Compliance: System Design Constraints Stripe’s Reliability Playbook: Uptime at Internet Scale Developer Velocity: APIs, Tooling, and Observability Lessons for System Architects: Stripe Patterns You Can Reuse Resources & Deep Dives Conclusion & Takeaway "We design for failure, because in distributed systems, failure is the only constant." —David Singleton, CTO, Stripe (Stripe Engineering Blog) Stripe processes hundreds of billions in payment volume ann…  ( 7 min )
    10 comandi Artisan che ogni sviluppatore Laravel dovrebbe conoscere | 10 Artisan Commands Every Laravel Developer Should Know
    Introduzione | Introduction Italiano: Questo articolo è disponibile sia in italiano che in inglese. Scrolla verso il basso per la versione in inglese. English: This article is available in both Italian and English. Scroll down for the English version. Laravel offre una CLI potentissima: Artisan. Con pochi comandi puoi generare codice, gestire il database e molto altro. Ecco una selezione dei 10 comandi che uso più spesso e che ti consiglio di imparare subito. php artisan route:list Mostra tutte le rotte definite nella tua applicazione. Utilissimo per debug o quando ereditate un progetto. php artisan make:model Nome -mcr Crea un model con: -m: migration -c: controller -r: resource controller php artisan make:model Post -mcr php artisan migrate Applica tutte le migrazioni al …  ( 5 min )
    Automating Tests with Playwright and Components Page Object Model: A Practical Approach
    During test automation, one of the practices that helped me the most to maintain code organization and reusability was the evolution of the Page Object Model (POM). Initially, the POM is already an excellent way to abstract the structure of the page and its elements, but we can go further. Recently, I have been applying a technique that consists of transforming the components of a page into separate classes, creating what I call the Components Page Object Model (CPOM). I would like to remind you that this article is a possible direct continuation of Automating Tests with Playwright and PageObject: A Practical Approach | by Rodrigo Cabral. It would be interesting to have a basic knowledge of Playwright and PageObject (POM) for a deeper understanding of what will be explained here. Therefor…  ( 5 min )
    TCP Optimization Techniques for Web Server Performance(5873)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane My journey into TCP optimization began during a network programming course where our professor challenged us to minimize connection latency for a real-time trading system. Most students focused on application-level optimizations, but I discovered that the greatest performance gains come from understanding and optimizing the underlying TCP layer. This exploration led me to techniques that dramatically improved web server performance. The breakthrough moment came when I realized that default TCP settings are optimized for general internet traffic, not for the specific requirements of high-performance web servers. By applying targeted TCP optimizations, I achieved response time improvements of 30-40% while maintaining connection stabilit…  ( 7 min )
    Design Philosophy of Zero-Dependency Web Framework(4869)
    GitHub Homepage During my junior year studies, I have encountered many different web frameworks, from Spring Boot's "convention over configuration" to Django's "batteries included." Each framework has its unique design philosophy. Recently, I discovered an impressive web framework that adopts a completely different design philosophy—zero-dependency design. This minimalist design philosophy made me reconsider the essence of software architecture. In my previous project experience, dependency management has always been a headache. Taking a typical Spring Boot project as an example, even the simplest "Hello World" application requires introducing numerous dependencies. org.springframework…  ( 8 min )
    Getting Started with Kubernetes on Minikube: Deploy, Explore, Expose, Scale, and Update Your App
    INTRODUCTION What is Kubernetes? What it does for you: Starts your app for you. Keeps it running if something crashes. Puts it on the best available server. Then create more copies of it if needed. Why Use Kubernetes? You (the app owner) give the manager a recipe (your deployment file). The manager (Kubernetes) decides how many cooks (containers) to assign. If one cook burns out (a pod crashes), the manager replaces them automatically. If a lot of customers show up (high traffic), the manager brings in more cooks (auto-scaling). If you want to change the recipe (new app version), the manager makes the switch smoothly so customers don’t even notice (rolling updates). Benefit: Things you need to get you started is: Module 1 - Create a Kubernetes Cluster In this module…  ( 18 min )
    Microservices Architecture with Lightweight Framework Design(4278)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane During my software architecture course, our team faced a challenge that many organizations encounter: building a microservices system that's both performant and maintainable. Traditional microservices frameworks often introduce significant overhead, making individual services resource-hungry and complex to deploy. My exploration led me to discover a lightweight approach that revolutionizes microservices development. The turning point came when I realized that most microservices frameworks are over-engineered for their intended purpose. A single microservice should be focused, efficient, and lightweight. My research revealed a framework that embodies these principles while delivering exceptional performance characteristics. Traditional…  ( 7 min )
    Latency Optimization Secrets for Millisecond Response Times(9692)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane As a computer science student passionate about performance optimization, I've always been fascinated by the pursuit of minimal latency in web applications. My recent deep dive into latency optimization techniques led me to discover approaches that consistently achieve sub-millisecond response times, fundamentally changing my understanding of what's possible in modern web development. The journey began during my internship at a financial technology company where microseconds matter. Our trading platform required response times under 1 millisecond for market data requests. Traditional frameworks struggled to meet these requirements consistently, leading me to explore alternative approaches that would revolutionize our architecture. Late…  ( 6 min )
    Congrats to the Runner H "AI Agent Prompting" Challenge Winners!
    The wait is over! We are thrilled to announce the winners of the Runner H "AI Agent Prompting" Challenge. From culinary assistants to sports analysis tools to hackathon discovery agents, our submissions were full of diverse use cases! We were impressed by how participants embraced Runner H's accessible, no-code approach while building sophisticated automations that could genuinely improve daily productivity and decision-making. Regardless of whether or not you're crowned a winner, we hope you enjoyed exploring Runner H's capabilities and building agents that transform how we approach everyday tasks and complex workflows. Without further ado, our talented twenty: Autonomous Chess Analysis Agent: From PGN to YouTube in Minutes 🏆♟️ Ben Sato ・ Jun 13 #devchallenge #runnerhchallenge …  ( 6 min )
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    WebSocket Revolution in Real-Time Communication(5200)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane My journey into real-time web communication began during a hackathon where our team needed to build a collaborative document editor. Traditional HTTP polling felt clunky and inefficient, leading me to explore WebSocket technology. What I discovered was a framework implementation that not only simplified WebSocket development but delivered performance characteristics that completely changed my understanding of real-time web applications. The breakthrough moment came when I realized that most WebSocket implementations add unnecessary complexity to what should be a straightforward communication protocol. My exploration revealed a framework that treats WebSocket as a natural extension of HTTP, enabling seamless real-time communication wit…  ( 8 min )
    My First Webflow Project A Frontend Developer's Take on No-Code
    As a frontend developer working mostly with React, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS, I decided to step out of my comfort zone. I built my first no-code project using Webflow, and here's what I discovered 👇 🔗** Live site**: https://social-flow-lab.webflow.io Project: Social Flow Lab Layout structure and responsive design Visual hierarchy and clean UI Strong call-to-action placements Built using only native Webflow tools Fully responsive Designed with developer logic No-code ≠ No skill Developer knowledge improves no-code tools Speed and creativity can coexist This is the start of my no-code journey, and I’ll be sharing more experiments soon. Have you tried no-code tools as a dev? Would love to hear your thoughts.  ( 3 min )
    HTTP Request Processing with Zero-Copy Optimization(2537)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane During my advanced systems programming course, I became obsessed with understanding how data moves through web servers. My professor challenged us to minimize memory allocations in HTTP request processing, leading me to discover zero-copy techniques that fundamentally changed my approach to web server optimization. This exploration revealed how eliminating unnecessary data copying can dramatically improve both performance and memory efficiency. The revelation came when I profiled a traditional web server and discovered that a single HTTP request often triggers dozens of memory allocations and data copies. Each copy operation consumes CPU cycles and memory bandwidth, creating bottlenecks that limit server performance. My research led m…  ( 7 min )
    Figma Just Shipped Liquid Glass Effects (And They're Actually Good)
    Figma dropped glass effects in their latest release. It's the same liquid glass style Apple's been using in iOS 26: those translucent, refractive surfaces that make UI elements look dimensional and premium. I just spent three hours playing with to make some marketing material for UserJot and it's genuinely fun. Previously, achieving this effect required managing multiple layers, blend modes, and blur effects. Now it's a single toggle with customizable parameters. Here's what I've learned so far. Glass in Figma is a shader effect that simulates how light passes through and bends around translucent materials. It's not just another blur variant; it creates actual refraction, depth, and light behavior that makes UI elements look dimensional. The effect gives you five parameters: Light Contro…  ( 5 min )
    How Hackers Are Using AI in 2025 (Urgent Attention)
    In January 2025, a US hospital chain acknowledged they paid $22 million in Bitcoin after a devastating cyberattack paralyzed its systems for nearly a week. It began with a single compromised HVAC vendor's IoT device, an outdated maintenance system with old firmware. The attackers moved laterally, unnoticed, encrypting critical patient data and locking out medical staff from life-saving equipment. The ransom note? Delivered not by email, but via a defaced internal portal, mocking the hospital’s security posture. The twist? The attackers had used a combination of old exploits, social engineering on third-party vendors, and a custom AI tool to evade detection, an AI that mimicked typical network traffic patterns while exfiltrating gigabytes of sensitive data. This wasn’t just another ranso…  ( 7 min )
    ResearchFlow AI: Helping Students Navigate the Research Maze
    ResearchFlow AI: Helping Students Navigate the Research Maze This is a submission for the World's Largest Hackathon Writing Challenge: Beyond the Code. Starting a research project is overwhelming. During the hackathon, our team decided to tackle exactly that: the initial, chaotic phase of academic research. We built ResearchFlow AI, an AI-powered assistant designed to help students move from "I’m interested in renewable energy" to "Here’s a focused research question, key papers, and a rough outline to get started." We knew we wouldn’t have time to build an entire academic writing platform, so we intentionally reduced the scope to focus on the first steps—the ones that cause the most stress and often stop students before they start. Most students face three huge problems at the start of a…  ( 4 min )
    (G)UI is Dead
    Sorry for the the click bait-y title. Though it is a bit of hyperbole, I do believe that there will be a fundamental paradigm shift in the near future with the proliferation of MCP servers and clients. MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It is a new protocol established to link together tools along with using LLMs (large language models). The first thing you need to do is create an MCP server. This is a long running service that is the entry point of your clients. Then you just create a set of tools with an id, description, and inputSchema. And that's about it. You will have your app (clients) that call into the MCP server with a prompt. The MCP server will use an LLM to try and decide which tools to call into to get the proper response. The responses can be sent via server sent events back to the client. As a frontend engineer, we have had to very cognizant of where to place elements on the screen. Will it be discoverable? Will it catch the user's eye? Does it tell the user what the call to action is? With this new UI paradigm, a user simply tells the application what it is s/he wants to see. Now everything is discoverable. If you are a company with a lot of data and struggle with how to display it on the screen, this could be a way to allow the user to discover it all. There will still need to be some decisions and patterns on the exact interface. Will there be a set of related questions after the initial? Do you show a visual representation of the data requested? While the patterns are still being ironed out, it is clear that a disruption is here for the future. For more content follow me on: LinkedIn Dev.To Blue Sky  ( 3 min )
    Zero-Dependency Architecture for Maximum Performance(0360)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane During my final year project on microservices architecture, I encountered a critical challenge that many developers face: dependency bloat. Our team's initial implementation relied on dozens of external libraries, creating a complex web of dependencies that introduced security vulnerabilities, increased binary size, and complicated deployment processes. This experience led me to explore a radically different approach that would fundamentally change my perspective on web framework design. The revelation came when I discovered that most web framework dependencies provide functionality that can be implemented more efficiently using only standard library components. My research into zero-dependency architectures revealed performance benef…  ( 6 min )
    Git MCP : The Origin
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    Production Deployment Strategies for High-Performance Web Services(4202)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane My journey into production deployment began with a catastrophic failure during our first major product launch. Our web service, which performed flawlessly in development, crumbled under real-world traffic within minutes of going live. This humbling experience taught me that deployment isn't just about moving code to production—it's about architecting systems that can handle the unpredictable nature of real-world usage while maintaining performance and reliability. The transformation in my understanding came when I realized that production deployment requires a fundamentally different mindset from development. My research into deployment strategies revealed a framework that enables sophisticated production deployments while maintaining…  ( 11 min )
    Polymorphism in Java – Understanding Compile-time and Runtime Behavior
    Polymorphism in Java is one of the core concepts of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). It allows us to perform a single action in different ways. Polymorphism means "many forms". In simple terms, it allows one interface to be used for multiple implementations, making our code flexible and reusable. Types of Polymorphism in Java In Java, polymorphism is classified into two main types: Compile-time Polymorphism (Method Overloading) Runtime Polymorphism (Method Overriding) 1. Compile-time Polymorphism (Method Overloading) Compile-time polymorphism occurs when the method call is resolved at compile time. The most common example of this is Method Overloading. What is Method Overloading? If a class has multiple methods with the same name but different parameter lists (different number or t…  ( 4 min )
    Server-Side Events Implementation for Real-Time Applications(9689)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane My fascination with real-time web applications began during a project where we needed to push live updates to thousands of connected clients simultaneously. Traditional polling approaches created excessive server load and poor user experience. My exploration of Server-Sent Events (SSE) led me to discover an implementation that revolutionizes real-time web communication. The breakthrough came when I realized that SSE provides a simpler, more efficient alternative to WebSockets for many real-time scenarios. Unlike WebSockets, SSE works seamlessly with existing HTTP infrastructure, requires no special protocols, and provides automatic reconnection capabilities. My research revealed a framework implementation that maximizes these advantag…  ( 7 min )
    Modern Server-Side Event Implementation(6580)
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    CVE-2018-0171: Cisco IOS and IOS XE Software Smart Install Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
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    CVE-2024-3400: Palo Alto Networks PAN-OS Command Injection Vulnerability
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    🚀 Building an Admin Dashboard with Firebase Authentication & Chart.js (One Step Closer to Full-Stack Glory!)
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    Understanding Async Context Managers in Python
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    If you’ve ever wondered whether pushing air into your device is more effective than pulling hot air out, or if a bigger fan really means better cooling, then you’re in the right place. I recently ran a series of cooling experiments using a Raspberry Pi 3. While my setup was Pi-specific, the findings could easily apply to other compact devices like mini PCs, routers, or other devices. Tiny computers like the Raspberry Pi tend to heat up fast under heavy workloads—think compiling code, emulation, web browsing, or running as a server. Even if they don’t hit dangerous temperatures right away, sustained heat can lead to thermal throttling and even reduce the lifespan of components. So I started wondering what is the most effective way to cool this type of device and does the direction of fan rotation really matter? Test #1: Fan Orientation 🔹 Blowing air in: 🔹 Pulling air out: Takeaway: If you’ve only got one fan, using it to push cool air into the case works better than trying to suck warm air out. Test #2: Comparing Fan Sizes and Types 🔹 Small 5V fan: 🔹 Laptop cooling fan: 🔹 Large 12V PC fan (powered by 5V): The best results came from the medium 5V fan and the laptop fan—both used to blow air inward. If you’re after a silent setup, the small 5V and underpowered 12V fans are your best bet, but you’ll be trading off a few degrees of cooling. Overall, drawing air in was consistently better than pulling it out—at least when using a single fan. As always, it’s a balance between noise and cooling efficiency. If your Raspberry Pi is running right next to you all day, go for a quieter option. If it’s tucked away in a server cabinet somewhere, prioritize performance. 🎥 Want to see all the data in action? Watch: "Blow In or Pull Out? I Tested 4 Fans on a Raspberry Pi"  ( 4 min )
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    Day 5/100: Integrating Payments for App and Web 💳
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    Revolutionary Performance Breakthrough in Modern Web Development(8157)
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    So this happened july 9th 2025 - Nvidia briefly hit $4 trillion in market value for the first time ever. Like, ever ever. No company in history has been worth that much. I was scrolling through tech Twitter this morning and everyone's losing their minds over this. Figured I'd break down why this actually matters for us developers beyond just "big number go up." According to CNN Business, Nvidia stock jumped 2.76% when markets opened on Wednesday (July 9th), pushing it past the $4 trillion mark for the first time. It didn't stay there - ended the day at around $3.97 trillion - but still, pretty wild milestone. To put this in perspective: Apple's previous record was $3.91 trillion back in December 2024. Nvidia just casually strolled past that. Honestly, at first I was like "cool, rich compan…  ( 5 min )
    How to connect Jira MCP and Claude Code for effortless project management
    As a developer, I just get mad when I have to manage my projects manually. When I first started juggling multiple projects - things were okay at first, but as the workload grew, so did the time I spent updating tickets, searching for status reports, and clarifying project requirements. I often found myself wishing for a smarter way to bridge the gap between project management and the development process, where I could just ask an AI agent to do the boring stuff for me. And if you're working in a team, you might be facing the same problem. So… what if we could just ask some AI Agent to handle project management while we focus on the things that actually matter? In this article, I'll show you how to connect Jira MCP and Claude Code for effortless project management, right from your terminal…  ( 7 min )
    💸 From Dev to Indie Hacker – $1M Journey
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    🤖 How AI Is (and Isn’t) Changing Engineering Leadership in 2025
    In 2023 and 2024, AI stormed into the world of software development — from GitHub Copilot to AI-powered documentation and internal copilots. It felt like we were at the start of something transformative: faster teams, leaner processes, and smarter tooling. But the 2025 LeadDev Engineering Leadership Report, which surveyed over 600 engineering leaders, tells a more measured story. While AI adoption is widespread, its actual impact on productivity, team structure, and leadership is more complex — and more subtle — than many expected. These are the top takeaways from the report: 60% of leaders say AI hasn’t meaningfully boosted productivity. AI is not shrinking team sizes. Most common AI uses are still code-related. Tooling is still in flux. 51% of leaders worry about long-term consequences. What this means for engineering leaders? The report paints a clear picture: AI isn’t a magic bullet — it’s a cultural and operational shift. And as with any shift, success isn’t about the tool itself, but how you integrate it into your team’s reality. Here are three leadership principles I believe matter most right now: Anchor AI to Real Problems — Not Hype Treat AI as Organizational Change, Not Just Tooling clear guidance, psychological safety to experiment, and aligned expectations around what “using AI” actually looks like. Create Space for Learning and Exploration Yes, AI can speed up certain tasks. But leadership is about thinking long-term. Some key questions: Is our AI use creating technical debt we don’t see yet? Are junior engineers still learning how to solve problems — or just learning to prompt? How will we maintain this codebase 12 months from now? Right now, AI feels a bit like the early DevOps days — chaotic, exciting, inconsistent. But behind the buzz, we’re starting to see the real work of adaptation: evolving processes, retraining teams, and reshaping leadership priorities.  ( 4 min )
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    Introduction When I saw Microsoft announce the Azure DevOps MCP Server, I knew it would matter to many of our clients, especially to those who weren’t ready to move to a fully cloud-based DevOps model. These clients are mostly from regulated industries, or working in isolated environments, or with strict security needs that prevent them from using public services. But they still want better developer workflows. They want automation, version control, and strong pipelines. This release is for them. The Azure DevOps MCP Server is a self-hosted version of Azure DevOps. MCP here stands for Model Context Protocol. This server runs completely in your own environment, so you don't need Azure Active Directory or access to the public cloud. You can install it on your own infrastructure, whether yo…  ( 5 min )
    Isaac Sim 5 与 ROS2 机械臂仿真教程
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    Golf.com: Shane Lowry's Epic Portrush Return | 2025 Open
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    Rick Shiels Golf: THE HARDEST COURSE I've played all year….MAYBE EVER!
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    New Choice for Cross-Platform Web Service Development(2677)
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    What If Ruby Didn’t Have Syntactic Sugar?
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    IoT AI with Ioto
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    The Future of IoT AI in 2025 and Beyond
    Machine learning (ML) has become a cornerstone of smart, autonomous decision-making in IoT devices. These “smart devices” derive their intelligence from the ability to analyze and act quickly on sensor data, at the edge, and respond accordingly. Historically, microcontrollers were too limited for anything beyond basic rule-based logic. But with the advent of frameworks like TensorFlow Lite for Microcontrollers, we entered the era of TinyML, enabling machine learning on even the most resource-constrained devices. While device-based models have steadily benefited from better microcontrollers and model optimization techniques, the AI landscape has seen an explosive leap in cloud model capabilities in the past year. Foundation models such as OpenAI’s GPT-4, Anthropic’s Claude, and Google’s Ge…  ( 8 min )
    Rust Async Web Framework Performance Breakthrough(2461)
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    Memory Safety Meets Extreme Performance in Web Servers(4712)
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    Ever Wonder , How Hoisting Works..?
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    Deployment and Backup Guide for Mongodb Database on Hostinger VPS
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    Construyendo un Sistema de E-Commerce con DDD
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    Application of Async Programming in Web Development(9417)
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    HTTP Request Processing with Zero-Copy Optimization(8761)
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    Email verification in Filament: UserResource filters and actions
    Managing users effectively is at the heart of many applications. Filament provides powerful tools to create and customize resources. In this article, we will focus on: Enabling Email Verification on User Setting up a User resource. Adding filter and action for email verification. You need to implement MustVerifyEmail on your User model and add emailVerification on your Filament Panel Provider. use Illuminate\Contracts\Auth\MustVerifyEmail; use Illuminate\Foundation\Auth\User as Authenticatable; use Filament\Models\Contracts\FilamentUser; class User extends Authenticatable implements FilamentUser, MustVerifyEmail { ... } class AdminPanelProvider extends PanelProvider { public function panel(Panel $panel): Panel { return $panel ... ->login() …  ( 4 min )
    🚀 Supercharge Your Web Projects with AquaScript | The Best Free JSON APIs Without API Key or Signup 🌐
    Are you a developer, student, or startup founder looking for free, ultra-fast, and no-hassle mock APIs to speed up your app development? Welcome to AquaScript.xyz — the ultimate free API platform loved by thousands of developers across the globe 🌍. ✅ Zero Signup Required — Access any API instantly without account creation! 100% FREE Forever — No hidden fees, no subscriptions, no trial periods! Blazing Fast Speed — Sub-100ms responses worldwide powered by global CDN 🚀 Developer-First Design — Clean JSON responses, easy documentation, and copy-paste simplicity! Works with Any Project — Fully CORS-enabled, ready for frontend and backend developers! AquaScript was built to save developers time and headaches 🧑‍💻💡. 📚 Books API — Instantly fetch mock book titles, authors, and genres. Movies…  ( 5 min )
    How we automated GitHub Actions Runner updates with Claude
    We recently launched Claude Code Sessions in Depot, a feature that allows you to share Claude code sessions with both developers and your CI workflows. In our previous blog post, we noted that "we've been using Claude Code at Depot since pretty much the moment it dropped," but we didn't elaborate on how. This article will demonstrate one of our most valuable CI uses: consistently keeping our forks updated. All of our GHA runners run on their own isolated EC2 instances. As such, we need to build an image that these runners can load, called an AMI. This sounds like it'd be pretty easy! Github keeps the definitions for their runner images open source, so it'd just be a matter of modifying their source to work with our runners, and then building the AMI. Unfortunately, it's not quite that simp…  ( 12 min )
    My AI Pair Programmer is Better Than Yours: A Cursor, Kiro, & Granite Showdown
    The world of software development is buzzing with AI-powered tools that promise to revolutionize our workflows. From intelligent code completion to autonomous agents, these tools are rapidly evolving. Today, we're putting three of the most talked-about contenders under the microscope: Cursor, AWS Kiro, and Red Hat Granite. Let's get technical and break down what they are, what they offer, and which one might be the right fit for your stack. 📜 Table of Contents What is Cursor, Kiro, and Granite? Technical Deep Dive Pricing Models Comparison and Technical Use Cases Community Reception & Buzz Further Reading & Communities Cursor is an AI-first code editor built as a fork of VS Code. It's designed to be a comprehensive AI-powered development environment, integrating AI features deeply into t…  ( 5 min )
    Dealing with AI in the SWE hiring process
    Where do I even begin? Let’s say you work at a big company—one of those that takes pride in hiring the best. Brilliant minds, high integrity, top-notch standards. To live up to that, they build a meticulous hiring process. Clear-cut expectations, thorough business rules, solid examples—all neatly packaged in a PDF. It's more than guidance; it’s the blueprint. The idea is to give every candidate the same shot at being fairly evaluated. Now imagine a candidate applies for a Software Engineer position. You send them that trusty PDF. A strong developer? They’ll absorb it, think it through, and try to create something that’s readable, scalable, maintainable. But then... there are the others. The vibe coders. They’re not trying to understand anything—they’re just trying to get through the gate. …  ( 5 min )
    Build a Reliable Hacker News Deep Research AI Agent
    In this example, we use DBOS to build an AI deep research agent that autonomously searches Hacker News for information on any topic. This example demonstrates how to build reliable, durable AI agents with DBOS. The agent starts with a research topic, autonomously searches for related information, makes decisions about when to continue research, and synthesizes findings into a comprehensive report. Because the agent is implemented as a DBOS durable workflow, it can automatically recover from any failure and continue research from where it left off, ensuring no work is lost. This example also demonstrates how easy it is to add DBOS to an existing agentic application. Adding DBOS to this agent to make it reliable and observable required changing <20 lines of code. All you have to do is annota…  ( 11 min )
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    Anthropic tightens usage limits for Claude Code without telling users
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    The AI Replaces Labour Myth
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    Trump’s court pick would bring crypto baggage to the bench
    The president’s pick to sit on an appellate court covering Silicon Valley has represented several blockchain entities in courts.
    US to investigate Brazil’s digital payment system
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    300% DOGE price rally expected if this key price level is reclaimed
    DOGE gained 18% this week, and multiple data points suggest a 300% rally is possible before the end of 2025.
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    Wall Street piles into Ethereum as stablecoins are greenlit and RWAs expand
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    Nasdaq files application to add staking for BlackRock iShares ETH ETF
    Staking for crypto exchange-traded funds has been a feature long sought by traditional financial institutions and asset managers.
    Bitcoin-backed mortgages debut in Australia amid housing crisis
    Australia’s Block Earner has launched a Bitcoin-backed mortgage as a new path into the property market, following a regulatory win that cleared the way for crypto-backed lending.
    SUI’s next ‘altcoin season’ stop could be $5: Here’s why
    The start of a new altcoin season could play a key role in sending SUI toward $5.
    Semler Scientific adds $25M in Bitcoin, but stock slides 22% YTD
    The company's stock price has been in a negative trend in 2025, indicating that a Bitcoin strategy is not a “panacea,” according to an analyst.
    US House passes market structure, stablecoin bills as crypto week continues
    The first two of three bills on Republicans’ crypto agenda passed with bipartisan support despite continued pushback from Democrats over claims of corruption and conflicts of interest.
    Bitcoin smack dab in the middle of its adoption curve: Fidelity analyst
    Data from Fidelity Investments suggests that Bitcoin is still mid-cycle in its adoption curve as institutional interest and inflows signal asset maturity.
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    Bitcoin technical charts suggest BTC could remain range-bound for an extended period of time. Cointelegraph explains why.
    XRP cloud mining in 2025: How much can you really earn?
    XRP cloud mining is possible in 2025, but approach with caution, as risks often outweigh the rewards.
    Crypto Week Day 4: US lawmakers remain divided on key bills
    Republicans and Democrats tussled over the Trump family’s crypto ties, consumer protections, and backing stablecoins with fiat assets.
    LINK news update: Pro crypto convergence in TradFi and DeFi may start rally to $18
    LINK price is on the verge of confirming a historically bullish pattern, which could send the altcoin’s price above $18.
    Bhutan should embrace decentralized identity systems
    Bhutan’s unique naming culture and values of sovereignty make it a strong candidate for adopting blockchain-based identity systems.
    Japan just found a way to let you earn XRP without spending yen
    Aplus and SBI VC Trade launch Japan’s first point-to-crypto program, letting users earn XRP, BTC and ETH from everyday spending.
    Ethereum looks to break $3,500 as RSI 'buy signal' targets $10K ETH price
    ETH continues its “up only rally” after breaking $3,000, as an Ethereum trader says the price could top between $7,000 and $10,000 this cycle.
    USDt market cap hits $160B, cementing its ‘digital dollar’ role: Tether CEO
    Tether’s USDt stablecoin has surpassed $160 billion market cap, confirming its place as the digital dollar, as Tron leads in blockchain supply.
    RGB Protocol to bring tokenized assets, USDT to Bitcoin
    Boosty Labs founder and CEO Viktor Ihnatiuk told Cointelegraph that Tether’s USDT will be RGB’s first real-world use case for stablecoin transfers on Bitcoin.
    BTCFi TVL jumps 22x to $7B, but trust remains an issue
    BTCFi, or Bitcoin-based decentralized finance (DeFi), has surged over 22x in TVL since January 2024, driven by new protocols and institutional inflows, but still faces adoption hurdles due to trust.
    DEX-to-CEX ratio hits new high as crypto traders flee centralization
    Despite the rising DEX-to-CEX ratio, centralized exchanges still lead in the crypto spot market, posting $3.9 trillion in trading volume, compared to $877 billion for DEXs.
    Bitcoin’s next chapter: From passive asset to financial powerhouse
    This episode of the Clear Crypto Podcast uncovers how Bitcoin is shedding its passive role and becoming a usable financial tool through wrapped assets, bridges and new DeFi use cases.
    SEC delays in-kind redemption decision for Bitwise crypto ETFs
    The US SEC has extended its decision deadline on whether to allow in-kind redemptions for Bitwise’s spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs on NYSE Arca.
    Bitcoin ’wrench attacks’ on track to double its worst year
    There have already been 35 reported physical attacks on Bitcoiners in just the first seven months of 2025.
    60% of PUMP presale participants sold or transferred to CEXs
    BitMEX said the PUMP token defied the odds, with its funding rates trending positively despite a large initial float.
    XRP is about to hit $200B market cap for first time; price nears record
    XRP’s market cap could surge past $250 billion, backed by historical fractals and Fibonacci targets after a key breakout pattern.
    Is FOMO back? Bitcoin first timers buy 140K BTC in 2 weeks
    Bitcoin first-timers have upped their BTC exposure by more than 2% in July, but mainstream interest worldwide is still barely perceptible, data reveals.
    36% of Gen Z spend crypto on daily purchases, Gen X leads high-value spending
    Gaming, daily purchases, and travel bookings emerge as the leading categories where Gen Z users strongly prefer cryptocurrency.
    3 charts scream ‘It’s altcoin season’ as Bitcoin dominance hits 8-week lows
    Bitcoin dominance charts moving downward may be a signal that the much-anticipated “altcoin season” is finally here, analysts said.
    Memecoin market cap grows 29% in July
    Memecoin market cap hits $72B in July, driven by the Bonk memecoin’s 72% surge and LetsBonk launchpad’s rise.
    Pakistan’s crypto minister, El Salvador’s president discuss Bitcoin strategy
    Bilal Bin Saqib met El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele to discuss Bitcoin adoption and signed a Letter of Intent for crypto collaboration.
    What is a seed phrase, and why is it important?
    It’s crucial to securely back up and store your seed phrase in multiple safe places, ensuring that you’re the only one who can access it when needed.
    Michael Saylor’s Strategy hits record market cap amid Bitcoin surge
    Strategy’s executive chairman Michael Saylor took to social media on Wednesday to share the news after recently disclosing another major Bitcoin buy.
    UK officer jailed for 50 Bitcoin theft during Silk Road 2.0 probe
    The UK has jailed a former National Crime Agency officer who stole and spent Bitcoin seized from Silk Road 2.0 co-founder Thomas White.
    Canadian Bitcoin firm Matador eyes 6K Bitcoin treasury by 2027
    The Canadian Bitcoin firm wants to hold 1% of the total supply of BTC over the next few years.
    Retail waking up? Coinbase rockets to rank 137 in App Store
    The rise in popularity of the Coinbase app is often seen as a sign of renewed retail interest, but there’s still debate whether retail has truly returned.
    Coinbase Wallet is now Base app, a crypto ‘everything app'
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    US spot Ether ETFs post new record inflow as altcoins pump
    US Spot Ether exchange-traded funds attracted $717 million of US investor money on Wednesday, and now hold more than 4% of ETH’s circulating supply.
    Massive OG Bitcoin whale shifts another $4.7B of BTC to new wallet
    Lookonchain first noticed the whale in early July and discovered its eight wallets received Bitcoin in April and May 2011, before going dormant for over a decade.
    Crypto bills move forward after nine-hour stalemate on House floor
    The US House has moved forward three crypto bills after a record-long procedural vote saw a group of Republicans hold out to ensure language banning CBDCs.
    Trump’s World Liberty crypto tokens are set to become tradable
    Tokenholders of Trump’s World Liberty Financial voted to make their tokens tradable in a landslide vote, which closed on Wednesday.
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    Mistral’s Le Chat adds deep research agent and voice mode to challenge OpenAI’s enterprise dominance
    Mistral added deep research capabilities to its Le Chat platform, bringing it in direct competition against ChatGPT and Gemini.  ( 7 min )
    OpenAI unveils ‘ChatGPT agent’ that gives ChatGPT its own computer to autonomously use your email and web apps, download and create files for you
    If a website needs you to log in, you can do that securely through a special browser view, which lets the agent dig deeper and handle more.  ( 9 min )
    Blaxel raises $7.3M seed round to build ‘AWS for AI agents’ after processing billions of agent requests
    Blaxel raises $7.3M seed funding to build specialized cloud infrastructure for AI agents, challenging AWS with purpose-built platform for autonomous AI systems.  ( 9 min )
    Slack gets smarter: New AI tools summarize chats, explain jargon, and automate work
    Slack launches comprehensive AI features including enterprise search and writing assistance as Salesforce challenges Microsoft's workplace AI dominance while blocking rival access to platform data.  ( 10 min )
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    How to Make a Dropdown Menu with shadcn/ui
    Dropdown menus are little pop-up menus that help you show more options without cluttering your screen. They’re super helpful in websites and apps. In this guide, you’ll learn how to build a dropdown menu using shadcn/ui. It’s a tool that works well w...  ( 6 min )
    How AI Agents Remember Things: The Role of Vector Stores in LLM Memory
    When you talk to an AI assistant, it can feel like it remembers what you said before. But large language models (LLMs) don’t actually have memory on their own. They don’t remember conversations unless that information is given to them again. So, how ...  ( 9 min )
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    Finding value from AI agents from day one
    Imagine AI so sophisticated it could read a customer’s mind? Or identify and close a cybersecurity loophole weeks before hackers strike? How about a team of AI agents equipped to restructure a global supply chain and circumnavigate looming geopolitical disruption? Such disruptive possibilities explain why agentic AI is sending ripples of excitement through corporate boardrooms. …  ( 24 min )
    How to run an LLM on your laptop
    MIT Technology Review’s How To series helps you get things done.  Simon Willison has a plan for the end of the world. It’s a USB stick, onto which he has loaded a couple of his favorite open-weight LLMs—models that have been shared publicly by their creators and that can, in principle, be downloaded and run…  ( 24 min )
    The Download: three-person babies, and tracking “AI readiness” in the US
    This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Researchers announce babies born from a trial of three-person IVF Eight babies have been born in the UK thanks to a technology that uses DNA from three people: the two biological parents plus…  ( 22 min )
    In defense of air-conditioning
    I’ll admit that I’ve rarely hesitated to point an accusing finger at air-conditioning. I’ve outlined in many stories and newsletters that AC is a significant contributor to global electricity demand, and it’s only going to suck up more power as temperatures rise. But I’ll also be the first to admit that it can be a…  ( 21 min )
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    Possible e.MAS 3 Spotted At Proton Shah Alam
    Proton recently unveiled the e.MAS 5 at the Malaysian Auto Show, and it is expected to debut by the end of this year. However, it seems like there is another model in the line-up. Friends at Soya Cincau reported a sighting of what could potentially be the e.MAS 3 at Proton Shah Alam. Why e.MAS […] The post Possible e.MAS 3 Spotted At Proton Shah Alam appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Nintendo Seeking “Honest Feedback” From Japanese Switch 2 Owners Over Key Cards
    In light of its successful sale of 3.5 million Switch 2 units in just four days after launch, Nintendo is clearly aware that people aren’t happy with its new game key cards for the console. Sensing some sort of disatisfaction, the world’s most litigious gaming company posted a questionnaire in Japan, asking for its fanbase’s […] The post Nintendo Seeking “Honest Feedback” From Japanese Switch 2 Owners Over Key Cards appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Synology Announces New 2-Bay DS725+ DiskStation
    Synology has announced yet another new DiskStation network-attached storage (NAS), the DS725+. The DiskStation is a 2-bay storage option, designed for home, small, and edge businesses. Like all its latest DiskStations, the DS725+ features updated hardware and security features. Despite being a 2-bay unit, it supports capacities of up to 40TB independently, and up to […] The post Synology Announces New 2-Bay DS725+ DiskStation appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    The Fantastic Four G-Shocks Are Available In Malaysia, But…
    Rebadging existing products is a common practice for some brands, especially when certain models or collections are not immediately available in specific regions. In Casio’s case, the Fantastic Four: First Steps G-Shock series, which we’ve previously reported on, actually comprises four models taken from the Hidden Glow Vol. 2 collection. The good news is that […] The post The Fantastic Four G-Shocks Are Available In Malaysia, But… appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    MAA: Malaysian Automotive Industry To Shift To A Fixed, Fairer Tax System
    The local automotive industry will be moving from Customised Incentives (CI) to a fixed, more transparent and fairer tax system in October this year. This was revealed by Mohd Shamsor Mohd Zain, the President of the Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA), during a press conference yesterday. The current CI is provided by the National Automotive Policy […] The post MAA: Malaysian Automotive Industry To Shift To A Fixed, Fairer Tax System appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Alleged Intel Nova Lake-AX Specs Leak But May Not See The Light Of Day
    It seems that Intel may have a CPU that could directly rival AMD’s Ryzen AI Max+ 395 APU, and it is called Nova Lake-AX. As the designation suggests, it’s based on the upcoming Nova Lake architecture, and the reason we say “may have” is because, according to the source of the leak, there is a […] The post Alleged Intel Nova Lake-AX Specs Leak But May Not See The Light Of Day appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    US FCC To Ban Use Of Chinese Tech In Its Undersea Cables
    Relations between the US and China, especially where tech is concerned, is shaky to say the least. And it looks like another wrinkle is being added into the mix. The former’s Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has proposed a ban on the use of tech from the latter in undersea cables that connect to the US. […] The post US FCC To Ban Use Of Chinese Tech In Its Undersea Cables appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Shopee: No Platform Support Fee For Sellers With Fewer Than 100 Orders A Month
    Last month, Shopee announced that it will be imposing a Platform Support Fee of RM0.50 for each successful order, which has now come into effect. With the introduction of this fee, the e-commerce provider has also outlined the groups who are exempted from paying it. Among them are Marketplace sellers who have fewer than 100 […] The post Shopee: No Platform Support Fee For Sellers With Fewer Than 100 Orders A Month appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Honda HR-V Facelift Debuts In Malaysia; Starts From RM115,900
    Honda Malaysia has debuted the facelifted B-segment SUV, the HR-V, which starts from RM115,900 – the same as its predecessor. Similarly, it is still offered in four variants: S, E, V and e:HEV RS. The facelifted HR-V comes with a redesigned exterior and interior. As for the exterior, it now features a refreshed front grille […] The post Honda HR-V Facelift Debuts In Malaysia; Starts From RM115,900 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    xAI Starts Hiring Engineers To Build “Waifus”
    Earlier in the week, xAI unleashed “companion” avatars for tis Grok AI chatbot. Now, the company is hiring engineers to make more, if job listings by the company is any indication. And it’s not leaving anything to the imagination either, unless you’re not familiar with the subculture. One job listing is for a “Fullstack Engineer […] The post xAI Starts Hiring Engineers To Build “Waifus” appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    Sony: Xperia 1 VII Issues Caused By Faulty Manufacturing Process
    Sony officially unveiled its flagship Xperia 1 VII back in May. But earlier this month the company halted sales of the phone in various markets that got it early. More recently, it looks like the company has managed to identify the source of the issue. In a support article, Sony says that it has identified […] The post Sony: Xperia 1 VII Issues Caused By Faulty Manufacturing Process appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    Leaked Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra Render Shows Smaller Notch
    It has been a week since the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event, and while the new foldables are still fresh in mind, the company is already moving on to its next gadgets. Among these is a new set of flagship tablets, the Galaxy Tab S11 lineup. And thanks to leakster Evan Blass, we are treated to […] The post Leaked Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra Render Shows Smaller Notch appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Bolt Introduces New Family Profile Feature To Its Mobile App
    e-Hailing service Bolt has recently unveiled a new Family Profile feature to its app, which allows one user to manage and pay for rides for up to nine other people – all from a single account. The addition is part of the platform’s wider effort to enhance safety, convenience, and usability for everyday riders. Designed […] The post Bolt Introduces New Family Profile Feature To Its Mobile App appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Google Confirms 20 August For Pixel 10 Launch
    Google has officially announced the date for this year’s Made by Google event, which is when it will be unveiling the upcoming Pixel 10 series. And yes, it is exactly as the rumours say. The company will be hosting the event in New York City on 20 August at 1PM ET, which translates to 1AM […] The post Google Confirms 20 August For Pixel 10 Launch appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    MCMC: National Address System To Be Fully Operational By 2027
    The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has revealed plans to expand the implementation of its National Address System (NAS), with full operational readiness by 2027. A three-year roadmap for this was revealed by the commission’s Digital and Geospatial Innovation Division head Ahmad Aswadi Yusof during the National Address Conference 2025 that was held yesterday. […] The post MCMC: National Address System To Be Fully Operational By 2027 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 Hands-On: That Flipping Screen Though
    The launch of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 is now behind us, and shortly after, the fact, the company passed us one sample. Specifically, one in Mint, the online exclusive colour variant. While it’s too soon for a review, here are a few impressions after a quick glance. It took awhile, but Samsung has finally […] The post Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 Hands-On: That Flipping Screen Though appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 36 min )

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    Getting Started with Gutenberg: WordPress Block Development Essentials
    👋 Let’s Connect! Follow me on GitHub for new projects and tips. Gutenberg, the block editor introduced in WordPress 5.0, has completely reshaped how developers build content and interfaces in WordPress. Instead of relying on shortcodes or custom metaboxes, Gutenberg uses a modular system of blocks—each representing a piece of content or functionality. With full-site editing (FSE) and advancements in block-based themes, understanding Gutenberg is crucial for modern WordPress development. This article walks through the basics of Gutenberg development, including static and dynamic blocks, using @wordpress/create-block, theming approaches, and key tools for building block-based experiences. Gutenberg is the code name for the WordPress block editor. It replaces the classic TinyMCE editor with …  ( 5 min )
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    AWS lanza su nueva capa gratuita: lo que debes saber, lo que nadie te dice y por qué es buena (aunque imperfecta) David Victoria for AWS Heroes ・ Jul 16  ( 2 min )
    Snowflake vs. Databricks: Which One Fits Your AI & Data Stack?
    Choosing the right platform for your data and AI workloads isn’t just a technical decision, it impacts how fast you can ship, scale, and control costs. Two of the top contenders today are Snowflake and Databricks. Both are cloud-native and built for big data, but they serve slightly different goals. So... which one is right for you? 🤔 Snowflake is all about simplicity. It’s built as a data warehouse, optimized for structured data and SQL-first workflows. With its separation of storage and compute, and intuitive scaling, it’s perfect for BI teams and fast reporting needs. Databricks, on the other hand, is based on the lakehouse architecture, a hybrid between data lakes and warehouses. It’s more flexible for working with structured and unstructured data alike, and it’s optimized for runni…  ( 4 min )
    Boost Your Twitch Channel With Anime Avatars
    Picture opening Twitch and finding countless streamers using standard webcam views. What sets you apart? Increasingly, gamers and content creators are tapping into the potential of personalized anime avatars to craft their channel's identity. These lively, emotive figures serve as your signature appearance, ensuring viewers recall you in busy feeds. Your avatar creates the initial impact. Whereas real photos often merge into the background, a bespoke anime avatar immediately conveys your channel's atmosphere. Are you an intense competitive gamer? A relaxed music broadcaster? Your character communicates this through hues, emotions, and aesthetics. Audiences bond quicker with visual identities - research indicates channels with uniform branding see 40% more repeat visitors. Best aspect? Zer…  ( 4 min )
    This is a submission for the AssemblyAI Voice Agents
    This is a submission for the AssemblyAI Voice Agents Challenge What I Built Demo GitHub Repository Technical Implementation & AssemblyAI Integration  ( 2 min )
    Provide private storage for internal company documents
    Create and configure a storage account for Azure Files. Definition of Private Storage in Azure: Think of Azure as a huge online building (the cloud) with many rooms (storage accounts). Key Points: Used to keep data safe and private Access is restricted to specific users or apps Often used for business files, backups, databases, etc. Managed through tools like Azure Blob Storage + private endpoints or access control In short, Private Storage in Azure = a secure data space that only you control and access. An Azure storage account contains all of your Azure Storage data objects: blobs, files, queues, and tables. The storage account provides a unique namespace for your Azure Storage data, accessible from anywhere in the world over HTTP or HTTPS. In this article, I will be focusing on provid…  ( 6 min )
    Starting UP
    Be like me—develop a navigational app with Bluetooth P2P communication for the Bolt Jam. Days later, Jack Dorsey unveils a weekend project with the same P2P concept! Of course, this is a coincidence, as the idea of peer-to-peer communication was pioneered by the Nintendo DS with Pictochat. However the intersection of Bluetooth mesh (as in Bitchat) and CIVIL’s P2P approach is genuinely intriguing. It signals a shift toward resilient, local networks—ideal for spots with spotty or no internet. Ideas bubble up across minds and moments, colliding unexpectedly, and that’s where the magic happens. Social networks offer front-row seats to this creative convergence. Yet, unknown ideas often get ignored, while reputed ones are hailed as genius and go viral. I’ve learned to accept this as social media’s nature and its caveat. Keep creating, improving society, and dodging being the "guy" who stalls progress. in the end we all share the same goal. Well, that’s enough of this fun anecdote—back to the grind! Cheers!  ( 3 min )
    Bun + Ruby: The New Full-Stack Duo
    "We replaced Webpack, Node, and esbuild with one tool—and our stack got 10x simpler." For years, Rails developers grudgingly accepted JavaScript tooling fatigue as the price of modern frontends. Then Bun arrived—a runtime so fast it makes Node.js feel like dial-up. After migrating a production app to Bun + Ruby, we discovered a shocking truth: this combo eliminates 90% of frontend pain while keeping Rails’ magic intact. Here’s why it works and when to make the jump. 1. Why Bun Changes Everything The Speed Revolution Task Node/yarn Bun Install deps 42s 0.9s Start dev server 4.2s 0.3s Build production 28s 1.1s # Goodbye node_modules bun install # Installs all deps in a blink bun run dev # HMR faster than Vite Built for Rails ✅ Works with jsbundling-rails Seaml…  ( 4 min )
    From Zero to NPM: Building the React Component of My Dreams
    Let's be real. We've all been there. You find a seemingly perfect component on NPM for that one specific feature you need—a date picker, a modal, a swipe button. You install it, you import it, and then the nightmare begins. You try to change a color, and you have to fight through five layers of CSS specificity. You want to move the icon just a little to the left, but there's no prop for that. You end up writing hacky CSS, adding !important everywhere, and silently cursing the developer who sealed their component in a black box. I hit this wall one too many times with swipe buttons. I wanted something that was both beautiful out of the box and completely, utterly customizable. So I decided to build my own. This is the story of how I built a zero-dependency, fully-themed, and ridiculously fl…  ( 6 min )
    Understanding SOLID once and for all | Part 02 - (OCP)
    Motivation Hey folks, how’s it going? This is the second post in the series where I’m sharing my real-world experience with SOLID principles in a straightforward and down-to-earth way. In the first post, I talked about SRP and showed how small violations can make code maintenance harder. If you haven’t seen it yet, go check it out! Today, we’re taking a step further with the Open–Closed Principle (OCP), the pillar that teaches us how to extend behavior without modifying what's already working. This term was coined by Bertrand Meyer in 1988 and popularized by Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob). OCP is usually summarized by the phrase: “Software entities should be open for extension, but closed for modification.” At first glance, it seems paradoxical how something can be open for extension and c…  ( 5 min )
    Snowflake
    Enhance your online privacy with Snowflake, a WebRTC-based pluggable transport inspired by Flashproxy. It offers secure peer-to-peer connections and easy integration with Tor. Key Features: https://github.com/keroserene/snowflake It is still actively developed?  ( 2 min )
    Log Viewer for Streamer.bot
    🎮 Streamer.bot Log Viewer — Real-Time Log Monitoring for Streamers A Windows Forms companion app that streams logs from your Streamer.bot setup live—complete with filters, alerts, pinning, profiles, and more. If you're using Streamer.bot, you've probably noticed that keeping an eye on logs (errors, warnings, events) while live streaming can be a hassle. That’s where the Log Viewer comes in: a dedicated Windows app that hooks into Streamer.bot/data/logs/ to provide a sleek, real-time log display with powerful filtering, alerting, and organization features. To get started, make sure you drop the Log Viewer files into your Streamer.bot apps folder like this: Streamer.bot/ ├── data/ │ └── logs/ └── apps/ └── Log Viewer/ ├── StreamerBotLogViewer.exe ├── StreamerB…  ( 5 min )
    Criando um compilador em csharp: Parte 5
    Caramba… chegamos à parte 5! Quem diria… Aliás, a ideia de primeiro escrever o código e depois escrever o post facilitou muito a minha vida. Faço um diff entre as branchs e consigo saber exatamente quais foram as mudanças de um post para o outro. Simples assim! Vivendo, codando e aprendendo. Bom, no post anterior adicionamos suporte a operadores lógicos &&, ||, ==, >=, = 18 print("acesso liberado") else print("acesso negado") end O token then foi mapeado, mas eu resolvi removê-lo. Preferi deixar a linguagem mais enxuta... Nós já mapeamos os tokens necessários no post anterior, agora precisamos fazer a análise sintática deles, além do evaluate. A implementação em si…  ( 7 min )
    🛒 Real-Life Data Lakehouse Use Case: Revolutionizing Retail Analytics
    🚀 Why This Matters Retail businesses operate with vast amounts of data—transactions, customer interactions, inventory levels, and marketing campaigns. Managing these datasets effectively is critical for improving customer experiences, optimizing inventory, and driving sales. Here's how adopting a Data Lakehouse architecture can transform analytics for a retail company. Scenario: A mid-sized retail chain struggling with fragmented analytics across multiple databases and data silos (POS, CRM, inventory systems). Goals: Real-time customer insights, dynamic pricing strategies, inventory optimization, and personalized marketing campaigns. Chosen Architecture: Data Lakehouse (e.g., Delta Lake on Databricks, Snowflake, AWS Lake Formation) Here's a practical breakdown of how the Data Lakehouse …  ( 4 min )
    Dein größter Blocker ist nicht der Bug, sondern der Perfektionismus
    Hand aufs Herz, kennst du das? Du arbeitest an einem neuen Feature, deinem Side-Project oder vielleicht sogar an deiner ersten eigenen App. Alles läuft, der Kern funktioniert. Aber dann fängt es an: "Oh, ich könnte hier noch die Performance ein klein wenig optimieren." oder "Dieser Button-Schatten ist noch nicht ganz perfekt." oder "Vielleicht sollte ich die gesamte Architektur doch lieber auf das brandneue Super-Framework X umstellen, bevor ich es jemandem zeige." Wochen vergehen. Aus dem fast fertigen Projekt wird ein ewiges "Work in Progress". Willkommen in der Perfektionismusfalle, einem der tückischsten Blocker, die deine Produktivität und deinen Fortschritt sabotieren können. Im ursprünglichen Artikel, der mich zu diesem Post inspiriert hat, ging es um die "perfekte Webseite". Die br…  ( 4 min )
    DevOps Roadmap
    Step 1 : Linux Fundamentals CLI ( BASH ) Process & Permission : ps,kill,chmod package management : apt,yum Text editors : vim OSI, TCP/IP models Different protocols : http, https, ssh etc. IP addresses, subnetting, DNS Network issues firewalls, proxy servers Going forward : load balancers & caching servers. popular options : Python, Ruby, Golang Syntax & fundamentals Useful libraries File handling Writing automation scripts imp. Git commands : init, clone, add, commit, push, pull, merge, rebase etc. concept of branching merging & merge conflict resolution working with remote repos popular options : AWS, Azure, GCP configure & manage servers & data (EC2, S3, RDS) manage users, groups & roles (IAM) setup & manage isolated networks (VPC) popular option : Docker overview of virtualization & containerization docker images & managing containers docker commands : run, ps, build etc. writing docker files using docker compose popular options : Jenkins, Github Actions CI/CD, Gitlab CI, Circle CI, Travis CI Provisioning : Terraform ( Alt : Pulumi ) popular option : Kubernetes creating & managing k8s clusters deployment of applications on k8s k8s commands : apply, build, delete etc. popular option : Prometheus, Grafana Alt : ELK, Fluentd, AWS CloudWatch  ( 3 min )
    Entendendo SOLID de uma vez por todas | Parte 02 - (OCP)
    Motivação Fala pessoal tranquilo? esse é o segundo texto da série que estou compartilhando minha experiência de forma direta e “pé-no-chão” sobre SOLID. No primeiro texto eu falei sobre SRP e mostrei como pequenas violações atrapalham a manutenção do código, se caso não viu, da uma passada lá! Hoje vamos dar um passo adiante com o Open–Closed Principle (OCP), o pilar que nos ensina a estender comportamentos sem modificar o que já está funcionando. Esse termo foi cunhado por Bertrand Meyer em 1988 e popularizado por Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob), o OCP é geralmente resumido na frase: “Entidades de software devem ser abertas para extensão e fechadas para modificação.” A ideia parece paradoxal, como algo pode ser aberto para extensões e fechado para modificações? O segredo é uma palavrinha…  ( 6 min )
    My Honest Take of Kiro, AI IDE from AWS
    Introduction Amazon Web Services (AWS) released Kiro, an agentic AI IDE yesterday. Built an app with it today. Here is my honest take of this new AI IDE. This is my first experience trying Kiro and spent around 8 hours building a TODO app with Google OAuth2 authentication. AWS released an AI powered agentic IDE powered by Claude 4.0 Sonnet. Cursor and Windsurf are it's competetors in this area. This area has been very hot with startups cloning VS Code and building AI code editors and several of them are worth couple of billion US dollars. You can learn more about Kiro at https://kiro.dev/ Kiro supports vibe-coding as well as spec-based coding. I felt that this is a good way to teach industry best practices for a non-software engineer on how to build a software project from scratch. Fr…  ( 6 min )
    QGIS DevTools plugin for easier plugin development
    Just came across this new debugging plugin for QGIS called DevTools that was released by NextGIS. The plugin basically lets you connect VS Code to QGIS for debugging. Instead of adding logging statements everywhere or dealing with buggy setups, you can now set breakpoints, inspect variables, and step through your code directly from your IDE. Launches a debugpy server from QGIS Can be configured to start automatically when QGIS launches Allows choosing a custom port for the debug server Lets you connect from VS Code to debug your own plugins Simple setup process Before this, debugging QGIS plugins could be painful. Many developers relied on adding logging messages everywhere or used older plugins like debug_vs_plugin, which was often buggy and had issues on Windows and macOS. This new plugin provides a much more streamlined approach to remote debugging. The plugin is available on the official QGIS plugin repository and the source code is on GitHub. The documentation walks you through the setup process step by step. This seems like a valuable tool for anyone developing QGIS plugins, and its foundation on the modern debugpy library is a promising sign. One current limitation, however, is that debugging code in other threads (e.g., QgsTask) still requires some extra work. Hopefully, future versions will streamline this process. While it did crash QGIS on me once during testing, the core functionality is reliable, making it a clear upgrade from the alternatives. Thanks to the folks at NextGIS for making this - looks like a really helpful tool.  ( 3 min )
    Nebula CSS - A Galactic Office Scene Crafted Purely with CSS ✨
    🌠 Nebula CSS: Galactic Resources Dashboard This is a submission for the Frontend Challenge: Office Edition, sponsored by Axero — under the category CSS Art: Office Culture. What if your office dashboard lived in a galaxy far, far away? For this challenge, I envisioned a futuristic "Resources Dashboard" — a CSS-only, intranet-style interface glowing with galactic flair. Inspired by my talented twin sister @VIDAKHOSHPEY22 and her animated Nebula Works Admin Panel, I set out to build the counterpart: a static yet visually rich resource hub, crafted using only HTML and CSS, no JavaScript at all. 🔗 Explore the Live Demo 📁 View Source Code on GitHub Me coding HTML & CSS like... 🐱⌨️✨ 🗂 Project Structure Nebula-CSS/ ├── assets/ │ ├── logo.png …  ( 4 min )
    DigitalOcean Explained: Droplets, Databases, and Developer Tools
    If you're new to the world of cloud hosting or just getting started with deploying your projects online, DigitalOcean is one of the most beginner-friendly platforms you can explore. DigitalOcean is a cloud infrastructure provider that gives you access to virtual servers and services you can use to host websites, apps, databases, and more. It's known for its simplicity, flat pricing, and strong documentation. While platforms like AWS or GCP can feel overwhelming due to the sheer number of services and configurations, DigitalOcean focuses on essentials—making it a great choice for learning and getting things done without distraction. Understanding DigitalOcean starts with understanding the core building blocks. Here are some of the most important ones: Droplets A Droplet is DigitalOcean’…  ( 4 min )
    Exposing Component Internals in Vue: Scoped Slots and defineExpose Explained
    Vue.js has established itself as one of the most powerful JavaScript frameworks for building reactive web applications. Two advanced concepts that every serious Vue developer must understand to build modular, reusable, and transparent components are Scoped Slots and defineExpose. These tools provide a gateway to deeply controlled component communication and flexibility. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll dissect both Scoped Slots and the defineExpose API, showing real-world usage, pitfalls to avoid, and how to master their use for enterprise-grade Vue development. Understanding Scoped Slots in Vue Scoped Slots are a mechanism that allows child components to expose data to their parent components. This allows for dynamic templating and composition, offering a fine-grained level of control…  ( 6 min )
    How to Use Larger Runners in GitHub Actions for Faster Workflows
    To use larger runners in GitHub Actions, update your workflow’s runs-on key to the appropriate label for the larger runner you want. Larger runners in GitHub Actions provide more CPU, RAM, and disk space than standard runners, and are available to organizations on GitHub Team or Enterprise Cloud plans. Here’s how to use them: Check Your Plan Larger runners are only available for organizations and enterprises using GitHub Team or GitHub Enterprise Cloud. Individual accounts and free plans do not have access to this feature. About larger runners Select the Right Runner Label Each larger runner has a specific label. For example, for macOS, you might use: macos-latest-large macos-13-xlarge macos-14-large macos-15-xlarge For Ubuntu or Windows, your organization admin can define custom runner ty…  ( 4 min )
    📁 Mastering File Operations in Uniface: A Complete Guide to fileload
    Working with files is a fundamental part of any application development, and Uniface 10.4 provides a powerful and versatile command for this purpose: fileload. This comprehensive guide will walk you through everything you need to know about loading files into your Uniface applications. 🚀 Note: This article is based on the official Uniface Documentation 10.4, with assistance from AI to structure and present the information clearly. The fileload statement is Uniface's versatile command for copying file contents into fields or variables. Unlike its counterpart lfileload, it uses locations specified in the assignment file to locate files, making it more flexible for enterprise applications. fileload {/text | /raw | /image | /web } FilePath, Target {, UnicodeFormat | CharSet} Uniface offers f…  ( 4 min )
    When You're The Entire Development Team 🤝
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    IGN: Street Fighter 6 - Official Sagat Gameplay Trailer
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    Refactoring Repetitive Model Validation in ASP.NET Core
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    Beyond the Hype: What AI Agents Really Mean for SaaS Companies in 2025
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    A História do Ruby
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    My experience being freelance and developing e-commerce
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    Why the Browser Is the AI Automation Frontier
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    Method Overloading,Default Values..
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    I made a game in ONE week
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    Is Traditional Backend Development Still a Viable Career Path in 2025?
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    How to Improve Intuition: Effective Strategies to Trust Your Gut
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    Advanced PDF Optimization Techniques - 1752655
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    2025's 5 Most Impactful AI Trends for Technical Teams
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    📣 Office Announcement Dashboard – An Internal Tool for Smarter Communication!
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    Why I Chose Tailwind CSS as a Frontend Developer — And Never Looked Back
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    🚀 One Minute ELK Stack on Kubernetes – Full Logging Setup with One Script
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    Why Developers Should Care About Prompt Engineering (Even If You're Not in AI)
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    Why 75% of IoT Projects Still Fail – and How to Beat the Odds
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    EU Sanctions crypto entities for election interference, disinformation
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    Michigan town puts pre-emptive curbs on crypto ATMs
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    The combination will create an integrated data and investment management platform for trading cryptocurrencies.  ( 28 min )
    BNB Climbs as Binance Dominates Q2 Volumes Alongside Broader Crypto Rally
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    Aethir and Credible Introduce DePIN-Powered Credit Card
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    Tokenization Firm Midas Brings Two New DeFi Products to Etherlink
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    BONK Soars Over 15% as Memecoin Momentum Lifts Broader Crypto Market
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    PEPE Climbs 6% as Traders Defend Key Levels, Memecoin Index Gains 7%
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    ETH eyes $3,400 after triangle breakout as major coins look north.  ( 31 min )
    Bitcoin Devs Float Proposal to Freeze Quantum-Vulnerable Addresses — Even Satoshi Nakamoto’s
    Bitcoin’s cryptography has never faced an existential threat and still doesn’t, except preemptive ones that can possibly target early wallets.  ( 31 min )
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    Uniswap Labs President Mary-Catherine Lader Steps Down After Four Years
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    Google study shows LLMs abandon correct answers under pressure, threatening multi-turn AI systems
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    Xbox Graphics Department Uses AI-Generated Image To Advertise Jobs
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    CelcomDigi Launches Flagship “Life” Stores At The Gardens Mall And Sunway Pyramid
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    Infinix XBAND Officially Launched In Malaysia; Priced At RM169
    Infinix has unveiled the XBAND, a slim and lightweight smart band, in Malaysia. Designed for fitness-focused consumers, the wearable is equipped with an array of health-tracking and workout features. The XBAND weighs 24g, with a body measuring 8.99mm. It features a 1.57-inch full touch colour display with a 200 x 320 resolution. Aside from that, […] The post Infinix XBAND Officially Launched In Malaysia; Priced At RM169 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    Mercedes-Benz Unveils New CLA Shooting Brake With EQ Technology
    Mercedes-Benz unveils the new CLA Shooting Brake with EQ technology, marking the brand’s first estate model available as an EV. The car is offered in two variants: the CLA 250+ and the CLA 350 4MATIC, which differ in terms of performance. However, before we dive into what’s under the coupe, let’s take a look at […] The post Mercedes-Benz Unveils New CLA Shooting Brake With EQ Technology appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 36 min )
    Sony Debuts RX1R III Full-Frame Compact Camera With 35mm Fixed Lens
    Sony has unveiled the RX1R III, its latest full-frame compact camera. This new model arrives nearly a decade after its predecessor, also offering a fixed lens experience as well as improved hardware and features throughout. Newly introduced on the RX1R III is the larger 61MP full-frame Exmor R back-illuminated CMOS sensor, marking a significant bump […] The post Sony Debuts RX1R III Full-Frame Compact Camera With 35mm Fixed Lens appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 18 min )
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    TNG Digital, Kakitangan.com Introduce Salary Payouts Via TNG eWallet
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    Suppose you are building a Java application to manage a product inventory. You need to filter products by category, transform them into a formatted report, perform actions like logging, and sort them by price. Traditionally, this requires verbose loops and anonymous classes, leading to code that's hard to read and maintain. How can we handle this elegantly? Java’s functional interfaces: Predicate, Function, Consumer, and Comparator, combined with lambda expressions and the Stream API, provide a concise, functional solution. Imagine a Product class with name, category, and price. class Product { private String name; private String category; private double price; public Product(String name, String category, double price) { this.name = name; this.category = ca…  ( 4 min )
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    Coding Interviews was HARD, until I learned these Patterns Soma ・ Jul 13 #coding #programming #softwaredevelopment #development  ( 2 min )
    How to capture data changes in DynamoDB using Streams and Lambda (Node.js + AWS CDK)
    One of the biggest advantages of serverless services is their event-driven nature. When something (an event) happens, another service reacts. DynamoDB is a serverless NoSQL database that fits perfectly into this pattern. It allows you to build scalable, event-driven applications that respond to changes in your data in near real time. In this article, I’ll show you how to capture data changes in DynamoDB using DynamoDB Streams, and then use the stream as an event source to a Lambda function, which then logs the stream information to CloudWatch Logs, all implemented using Node.js and AWS CDK as Iac. Before we dive into the implementation, let’s consider a few use cases where capturing data changes can be valuable: Audit logging: Keep track of item-level changes for compliance or debugging. T…  ( 5 min )
    LinguaClip: The Extension That Turns Your Browser into a Language Learning Tool Combining Pomodoro with Flashcards
    Introducing LinguaClip: The Extension That Turns Your Browser into a Language Learning Tool Combining Pomodoro with Flashcards 👋 Have you ever been reading an article in another language and discovered valuable new vocabulary, only to forget it hours later? Learning a new language is a journey, but measuring progress and staying motivated can be challenging. To solve this, I'm thrilled to introduce my passion project: LinguaClip. LinguaClip is an open-source browser extension I developed to transform how we capture, learn, and – most importantly – visualize our progress in language learning. What makes LinguaClip special? ✅ Effortless Capture: Select words/phrases on any website and save them to your personal collection with one click. This project combines front-end development, UX design, and my love for languages into one powerful tool. Try it now: https://github.com/Jean-EstevezT/LinguaClip-extension ⭐ If you find it useful, a GitHub star means the world! Thanks for reading – I hope LinguaClip helps you as much as building it helped me! LinguaClip #JavaScript #WebExtensions #ChromeExtension #OpenSource #EdTech #LanguageLearning #Pomodoro #Flashcards #ChartJS #WebDev #Developer #Coding #TechForGood #SaaS #EdTech #Startup #LanguageHack #LearnToCode  ( 3 min )
    Rails 8’s JavaScript: Goodbye Node, Hello Ruby?
    "We deleted our node_modules folder—and nothing broke." For over a decade, Rails developers begrudgingly accepted Node.js as a necessary evil. But with Rails 8’s upcoming changes, the JavaScript landscape is shifting dramatically—back toward Ruby. After testing the latest alpha, we discovered a surprising truth: You can now build modern frontends in Rails without touching npm, yarn, or even a bundler. Here’s what’s changing, why it matters, and when you should (and shouldn’t) jump in. 1. The Rails 8 JavaScript Revolution What’s New? ✅ Import Maps by default – No more Webpacker Bun support out of the box – For when you do need a build step Stimulus 3.0+ Hotwire Turbo 8 – Morphing DOM updates Ruby-driven JS utilities – rails-ujs reborn # Gemfile gem "importmap-rails" # No Node…  ( 4 min )
    Automated Backup System: Dropbox to Google Drive Using n8n
    Introduction: Why Automated Cloud Backups Matter Picture this: It's Friday afternoon, and you're just about ready to call it a week when your team reports a massive data loss due to a human error in file handling on a cloud platform. Yikes! We've all been there—those heart-stopping moments where you wish you'd been a little more on the ball with your data redundancy strategies. Data redundancy isn't just a buzzword; it's a necessity. In today's digital world, where data drives business decisions, having backups in place can save not only our day but also our reputation. That's where the magic of automation comes in—specifically using n8n to automatically back up your critical files from Dropbox to Google Drive without breaking a sweat. For those unacquainted with n8n, it's time to meet y…  ( 14 min )
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    9 Open Source Tools Every Developer Should Know🔥 Anthony Max ・ Jul 9 #webdev #javascript #programming #opensource  ( 2 min )
    Unlock Your Dream Job with AI Resume Tips!
    Ready to Future-Proof Your Resume? Did you know that over 90% of Fortune 500 companies now use AI to scan resumes before a human even sees them? Yep. Before your dream job ever meets your shining personality or killer interview skills, it has to pass the bots. Talk about pressure, right? Here's the thing: we’ve officially entered the era of algorithm gatekeepers. Resumes aren't just for recruiters anymore; they’re for machines trained to spot keywords, structure, and relevance. And if your resume isn’t AI-friendly, well… it might as well be invisible. That’s a scary thought when you’ve spent hours perfecting every bullet point. Honestly? I’ve been there. I once applied for a job I was crazy qualified for—like, tailor-made—and heard nada. Crickets. Turns out, I hadn’t optimized my resume …  ( 12 min )
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    Senate Agriculture's Top Dem: Crypto Market Structure Effort Needs 'Serious Changes'
    Two Senate committees – Banking and Agriculture – need to agree on a crypto market structure bill, and Ag's ranking Democrat outlined several areas to edit.  ( 30 min )
    Legitimate Privacy Tool or Dirty Money ‘Laundromat’? Lawyers Debate Role of Tornado Cash on Day 1 of Roman Storm Trial
    Storm’s lawyers say their client had nothing to do with the criminals using Tornado Cash. Prosecutors say he was capable of stopping them, and chose not to.  ( 33 min )
    Gaming Studio Snail Explores Developing U.S. Dollar Stablecoin
    The gaming publisher is evaluating the feasibility of a proprietary stablecoin and has hired external consultant.  ( 28 min )
    Early Bitcoiner Adam Back Nears $3.5B BTC Deal With Brandon Lutnick-Led Cantor SPAC: FT
    According to the report, the Cantor Equity Partners 1 shell company would acquire 30,000 bitcoin from Back and his Blocksteam Capital in exchange for shares in the Cantor vehicle.  ( 28 min )
    U.S. House Sees Hiccup in Crypto Bills Procedural Votes as Freedom Caucus Objects
    While crypto markets immediately sank on the news that the House had failed to advance its plans for digital asset legislation, prices recovered quickly.  ( 33 min )
    Jamie Dimon Says JPMorgan to Get More Involved With Stablecoins
    Speaking on his bank's second quarter earnings call, the famous crypto skeptic acknowledged that stablecoins are "real."  ( 28 min )
    Citigroup CEO Confirms the Bank Is ‘Looking at the Issuance of a Citi Stablecoin’
    Jane Fraser told analysts the bank is evaluating stablecoin issuance and advancing tokenized deposit solutions as part of a broader digital finance strategy.  ( 30 min )
    House's Crypto Markets Bill on Track, But Some in Industry Hope For Senate Overhaul
    As prominent U.S. crypto insiders and Republicans in Congress push for industry unity on the House's Clarity Act, senators prepare to go their own way.  ( 36 min )
    Gated Communities Are Actually Great for Crypto—Marc Vanlerberghe
    Most people don’t want or need to know they’re using a blockchain, says Marc Vanlerberghe, Chief Strategy and Marketing Officer at the Algorand Foundation.  ( 31 min )
    Jury Seated for Tornado Cash Dev Roman Storm's Trial
    Opening arguments are set to begin shortly.  ( 30 min )
    The GENIUS Act Killed Yield-Bearing Stablecoins. That Might Save DeFi
    Congress may pass the most consequential crypto law of the century this week. That’s bad news for one of DeFi’s murkiest gray areas, yield-bearing stablecoins.  ( 32 min )
    UK Commits to Enabling DLT, Tokenization Work in its Wholesale Strategy
    Regulators will also explore how stablecoins can be utilized in the new Digital Securities Sandbox.  ( 28 min )
    ProShares Launches Leveraged Solana and XRP ETFs Following NYSE Arca Approval
    The new futures-based ETFs aim to deliver 2x daily returns on SOL and XRP as spot ETF proposals await SEC decisions, ProShares said.  ( 29 min )
    U.S. Prosecutors, CFTC Drop Polymarket Investigations
    The FBI raided Polymarket founder Shayne Coplan's home last year.  ( 29 min )
    ICP Slides 3% But Caffeine Launch Sparks Rebound
    DFINITY has officially launched Caffeine, an AI-powered Web3 platform built on ICP, at the "Hello, Self-Writing Internet" event in San Francisco  ( 29 min )
    Stablecoins May Reshape U.S. Treasury Market at $750B Threshold, Standard Chartered Says
    Analyst Geoff Kendrick said stablecoins could hit $750 billion by 2026, pressuring debt issuance and USD demand.  ( 30 min )
    BNB Slips Nearly 2% as Traders Cash Out After Run Higher
    BNB is celebrating its eighth anniversary and has recently undergone a $1 billion token burn.  ( 29 min )
    Why ‘ETH Is Going to $10,000,' Explains EMJ Capital Founder and President
    Eric Jackson, the founder and president of EMJ Capital, a Toronto-based hedge fund, explains why his firm believes that ether (ETH) is going to $10,000 in this bull cycle.  ( 34 min )
    NEAR Protocol Suffers 3% Decline Before Recovering on Significant Volume
    The initial fall came alongside a market-wide sell off that saw BTC fall from $123,000 to $117,000.  ( 29 min )
    Bitwise Adds Proof of Reserves for Bitcoin, Ether ETFs
    The process involves daily on-chain holdings verification, reconciling balances with the number of fund shares outstanding.  ( 27 min )
    SharpLink Gaming Overtakes Ethereum Foundation as Largest Corporate Holder of ETH
    The firm now holds 280,706 ETH worth about $840 million after last week's purchases.  ( 28 min )
    Institutional Demand Fuels BONK Breakout Amid Burn Plan, Holder Surge
    BONK rallies as institutional appetite rises and a trillion-token burn plan fuels scarcity-driven momentum  ( 29 min )
    With $25M Boost from Coinbase, Crypto Sector's Fairshake PAC Has $141M for Elections
    The crypto industry is sitting on a massive $141 million to spend on the next round of congressional elections, offering a constant reminder to lawmakers.  ( 30 min )
    ATOM Consolidates After Precipitous Decline, Critical Support Levels Tested
    ATOM fell in line with the wider crypto market on Tuesday as BTC also retreated from $123,000 to $117,000.  ( 30 min )
    Kraken Debuts Derivatives Trading in U.S., Plans Expansion to Commodity, Stock Futures
    The initiative comes on the heels of acquiring CFTC-regulated futures trading platform NinjaTrader for $1.5 billion.  ( 28 min )
    Roxom Looks to Capture Bitcoin Treasury Boom With BTC-Denominated Stock Exchange
    Following the lead of Strategy and Metaplanet, there has been a glut of publicly-listed firms building bitcoin treasuries in recent months  ( 27 min )
    Decentralized Infrastructure Allows America to Compete on AI—Greg Osuri
    AI workloads are traditional systems beyond their limits. Incentivizing distributed energy and data is the answer, says Greg Osuri, CEO of Akash Network.  ( 30 min )
    CoinDesk 20 Performance Update: Bitcoin Cash (BCH) Drops 3.1% as Index Trades Lower
    Polygon (POL) joined Bitcoin Cash (BCH) as an underperformer, declining 2.8% from Monday.  ( 24 min )
    Crypto Banking Startup Dakota Raises $12.5M for Global Stablecoin Push
    The company, which lets businesses send and receive U.S. dollars globally via stablecoin rails, is expanding to over 100 countries with the funding.  ( 28 min )
    Risc Zero’s 'Boundless' Incentivized Testnet Goes Live
    The incentivized testnet, which the team is calling its Mainnet Beta, will let users participate in the network's decentralized marketplace for ZK computation.  ( 29 min )
    USDC Holders Can Now Earn Yield on Crypto Options Exchange Deribit
    The reward rate for USDC on the exchange is 4% as of July 2025, but rates are subject to change by Coinbase.  ( 28 min )
    U.S. June CPI Rose an In Line 0.3%; Core Rate Slightly Better Than Hoped at 0.2%
    On a steep slide from record highs near $124,000 just over 24 hours ago, bitcoin rose modestly to $117,300 in the minutes following the news.  ( 28 min )
    PEPE Falls 3% as Heavy Selling Overwhelms Bounce Attempts Despite Whale Accumulation
    Despite the sell-off, whale accumulation appears to be robust, with PEPE whales on Ethereum adding 1.4% to their holdings over the past seven days.  ( 30 min )
    Bitcoin Euphoria Cools as Whales Wake Up: Crypto Daybook Americas
    Your day-ahead look for July 15, 2025  ( 44 min )
    Satoshi-Era Whale Sells 9K BTC for Over $1B as Bitcoin Dips Below $117K
    Satoshi-era bitcoin whales are closely monitored by traders for market signals, particularly when the BTC in their wallets has not moved for years.  ( 27 min )
    FSB Chair Makes Stablecoins a Priority Ahead of G20 Meeting
    Andrew Bailey said the FSB should continue implementing its agreed stablecoins recommendations and monitor developments in this area across jurisdictions.  ( 28 min )
    Bitcoin Miner MARA Leads $20M Investment Round in Two Prime, Boosts BTC Yield Strategy
    MARA also expanded its BTC allocation to 2,000 BTC, a sign of growing institutional demand for active digital-asset management.  ( 28 min )
    Filecoin Plunges 6% as Selling Pressure Increases, Crypto Market Retracts
    Resistance has now formed at the $2.66 level with support established around $2.50.  ( 29 min )
    Function Raises $10M to Bring Yield to Bitcoin; Gets Backing From Galaxy Digital, Antalpha, and Mantle
    With $1.5B in FBTC TVL, Function aims to transform bitcoin into a productive institutional asset.  ( 28 min )
    Bitcoin's Volatility Will Continue to Decline as Adoption Grows: Deutsche Bank
    Regulatory clarity, wider adoption, and long-term investment behaviors are stabilizing bitcoin's performance, the report said.  ( 28 min )
    Bitcoin, XRP Open Interest Nears Record High as Bull Market Pullback Unfolds
    BTC is down, but not out as SOL finds new resistance at $168.  ( 32 min )
    Bitcoin Rally Stalls as Long-Term Holders Cash Out
    Supply gaps and $3.5 billion in realized profits trigger 5%-6% price pullback.  ( 28 min )
    Standard Chartered Says It’s the First Global Bank to Offer Spot Bitcoin, Ether Trading
    The bank’s UK branch offers regulated, deliverable spot trading for Bitcoin and Ether to institutional clients.  ( 29 min )
    Strategy Bears Cave In as Anti-MSTR Leveraged ETF Hits Rock Bottom
    The Defiance daily target 2x short MSTR ETF fell to a record low for the fourth consecutive day.  ( 29 min )
    XRP Tumbles 8% as Token Sees Resistance at $3 Ahead of ProShares ETF Launch
    Selloff follows morning rally as corporate treasuries rebalance exposure into regulatory uncertainty.  ( 29 min )
    DOGE Plunges 10% Before Quick Recovery Rally on Institutional Volume Spike
    Memecoin sees heavy two-way flows as whales drive both breakdown and reversal.  ( 31 min )
    Dogecoin Leads Losses Among Majors as Profit-Taking Grips Crypto Market
    Long liquidations crossed $450 million in the past 24 hours with one bitcoin-tracked trade losing nearly $100 million.  ( 29 min )
    Asia Morning Briefing: U.S. Loads Up, Germany Cashes Out as BTC Holds Near $119K
    QCP warns of froth as BTC funding rates near 30% and open interest tops $43B, levels last seen before February’s $2B wipeout.  ( 31 min )
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    Uniswap President Mary-Catherine Lader steps down after 4 years
    Lader was one of the early names leave traditional finance to work in the crypto space.
    Prosecutors link Roman Storm to DPRK hackers in trial opening statements
    The Tornado Cash co-founder's legal team argued he "had nothing to do" with hackers using the crypto mixing service as his criminal trial kicked off.
    Ether holding $3K opens door to 1,100% ‘vertical phase’ rally: Analyst
    Ether reclaims $3,000 and breaks key technical levels, setting the stage for a potential 1,110% rally.
    Legacy finance discovers stablecoins as JPMorgan, Citigroup consider market entry
    Big banks have been weighing an entry into the stablecoin market as the US Congress debates digital assets regulation.
    Crypto-backed group gathers $141M funding to influence US elections
    Fairshake reported raising $52 billion from the crypto industry in the first half of 2025, at a time when candidates previously supported by the PAC were providing crucial votes.
    Bitcoin dips as June CPI confirms sticky inflation trend: Are BTC dips for buying?
    Rising US inflation tempers investors’ interest rate cut hopes, leaving Bitcoin at a critical juncture below $120,000.
    ETH news update: Bulls target $3.4K, citing ETF flows and treasury buying as the fuel
    Traders pin their ETH price target at $3,400 as Ether treasury purchases and ETF inflows propel Ether price.
    Bitcoin bear Vanguard is now the largest shareholder of Strategy
    Despite its anti-crypto stance, Vanguard is now the biggest institutional backer of the world’s most aggressive Bitcoin holder.
    Bitcoin profit taking sets traders’ buy target at $113K: Will a rally to new highs follow?
    Bitcoin’s post-all-time high sell-off is par for the course, and charts suggest buyers could step in around $113,000.
    Trump calls for GENIUS Act to pass Tuesday, despite reports of later vote
    Republicans are planning to hold votes on three pieces of crypto-related legislation, but it’s unclear if they’ll be able to meet the president’s accelerated timeline.
    Kraken launches US crypto derivatives platform in wake of NinjaTrader acquisition
    Kraken Derivatives US launched after the exchange’s acquisition of futures platform NinjaTrader earlier this year.
    New Zealand woman accused of killing mother after stealing cash for crypto
    New Zealander Julia DeLuney is accused of murdering her mother, Helen Gregory, after allegedly stealing tens of thousands of dollars in hidden cash to invest in cryptocurrency.
    XRP news update: Uptick in whale volumes could catalyze rally to $4
    XRP saw profit booking at $3 but steady buying by large investors suggests the rally could send the altcoin’s price to $4.
    Ripple, Coinbase, MoonPay execs to advise California on gov’t efficiency
    The California Breakthrough Project held its first meeting at Ripple’s San Francisco headquarters, according to journalist Eleanor Terrett.
    The Bitcoin treasury model is breaking, but Strategy’s isn’t. Here’s why
    As Bitcoin treasury bets stumble in 2025, Strategy thrives with disciplined capital, mNAV premiums and long-term focus.
    US Justice Department, CFTC end Polymarket investigations — Report
    With investigations from two major US agencies now reportedly closed, Polymarket has reached a critical regulatory milestone ahead of its $200 million funding round.
    Bitcoin‘s ‘most reliable reversal pattern’ hints at BTC price rally toward $160K
    Bitcoin may retest the $114,000–$115,000 zone, its former resistance turned support, before BTC price continues its rally toward $160,000.
    Programmable regulation is the missing key to DeFi’s legal future
    Programmable regulation could be the solution to legacy regulatory frameworks struggling to keep pace with DeFi’s rapidly evolving ecosystems. Embedding compliance in code can bring legal clarity, reduce risk and foster innovation in DeFi.
    BBVA expands crypto access in Spain: Here’s what changed
    Spain’s BBVA opens retail access to Bitcoin and Ether through its mobile app, offering bank-grade custody and MiCA-backed compliance without the complexity of crypto exchanges.
    XRP price can see 'quick' run to new all-time highs if price breaks $3
    XRP price retreats from multimonth highs as overhead resistance from the $3 psychological level remains the most important barrier for the bulls.
    MiCA a blessing in disguise for EU crypto investors and exchanges
    The EU’s MiCA regulation surprised some doubters as major crypto exchanges lined up to get licenses.
    4 countries that let you buy citizenship or a golden visa with crypto
    Citizenship and residency via crypto are now possible in countries like Vanuatu, El Salvador and Portugal, with investment requirements ranging from $100,000 to $1 million.
    James Wynn returns with $19M leveraged Bitcoin long, $100K PEPE bet
    Wynn previously claimed that his leveraged positions were deliberately “hunted” by crypto market makers looking to sink Bitcoin’s price below his liquidation threshold.
    Ripple confirms intention to pursue MiCA license for EU expansion
    Ripple told Cointelegraph it will apply for a MiCA license to expand its crypto and stablecoin operations across the European Economic Area.
    Ethereum becomes preferred treasury asset for tech-savvy firms: Ray Youssef
    The NoOnes CEO told Cointelegraph that corporations are increasingly adding Ethereum to their treasuries, drawn by its utility, staking yield and dominance in tokenized assets protocols.
    Core introduces first revenue-sharing model for stablecoin issuers, devs
    The new solution aims to create a sustainable revenue stream for builders, which may enable them to move away from fundraising via cryptocurrency launches.
    BlackRock’s crypto inflows jump 370% in Q2 while net flows slump
    BlackRock’s Q2 inflows into crypto funds accounted for 16.5% of all the total ETF inflows, marking a massive increase from just 2.8% in Q1 2025.
    OpenSea CTO outlines token trading vision for moving beyond NFTs
    OpenSea’s strategic pivot comes as NFT volumes have declined in five straight quarters.
    MARA follows Saylor’s playbook with Two Prime deal, BTC allocation grows
    MARA Holdings has acquired an equity stake in Two Prime, which includes an allocation of 2,000 BTC for its yield strategy.
    Debunked: Pump.fun’s $500M presale funds are not locked
    Spreading claims that Pump.fun’s $500 million presale tokens are locked due to a missing withdrawal function are false.
    Ethereum DeFi connects to TON and Telegram with Tac mainnet launch
    Telegram is opening up to Ethereum DeFi with the mainnet launch of Tac, a layer-1 network designed to connect EVM DApps to TON and Telegram ecosystems.
    Satoshi-era whale moves $4.6B in Bitcoin after 14-year HODL
    The mysterious whale may be looking to cash out the transferred Bitcoin.
    Bitcoin speculators’ record cost basis boosts $100K support as BTC dives
    Bitcoin now has added support at the $100,000 mark as a mass profit-taking takes over speculators, whales and "diamond hands" alike.
    Bitcoin price drop to $114K possible as BTC whales take profits
    Bitcoin is at risk of a deeper correction to fill the CME futures gap down to $114,000, fueled by profit-taking from whales.
    South Korean court clears Wemade ex-CEO in Wemix manipulation case
    After nearly a year of legal proceedings, a South Korean court acquitted former Wemade CEO Jang Hyun-guk of market manipulation charges.
    Standard Chartered launches Bitcoin and Ether trading for institutions
    After rolling out Bitcoin and Ether spot trading, Standard Chartered plans to soon introduce crypto derivatives for institutional investors.
    Arcadia Finance exploited, $2.5M stolen and converted to WETH
    Arcadia Finance’s Rebalancer contract was exploited for $2.5 million in USDC and USDS on the Base blockchain, with stolen assets swapped to WETH.
    Can AI bots steal your crypto? The rise of digital thieves
    Discover how AI bots exploit vulnerabilities, why traditional security measures are no longer enough, and what steps can keep your crypto safe.
    LA sheriff deputies admit to helping crypto ‘Godfather’ extort victims
    The Justice Department says two LA Sheriff deputies admitted to helping extort victims, including for a local crypto mogul, while working their private security side hustles.
    Ethereum investors pile into ETH amid massive weekly surge
    Ethereum treasury companies accumulated more than 545,000 ETH over the past month, while institutional funds saw the fourth-highest weekly inflow on record.
    Bitcoin could rally to $135K before ‘corrective phase’ — Analyst
    Fairlead Strategies founder and managing partner Katie Stockton says Bitcoin should reach $135,000 as an “intermediate-term objective.”
    Unauthorized crypto trading now carries 2 years of prison in Hungary
    Hungary has updated its Criminal Code, imposing potential prison sentences for those using or running unauthorized crypto exchanges.
    Bitcoin-fueled darknet marketplace vanishes in possible exit scam
    Abacus commanded around 70% of the market share across all Bitcoin-enabled Western darknet marketplaces in 2024.
    Even retail demand is now outpacing Bitcoin supply: Bitfinex
    Bitfinex analysts say this level of accumulation “supports the broader bullish narrative that new buyers entering the Bitcoin market are price-agnostic buyers.”
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    Finding value with AI automation
    In June 2023, technology leaders and IT services executives had a lightning bolt headed their way when McKinsey published the “The economic potential of generative AI: The next productivity frontier” report. It echoed a moment from the 2010s when Amazon Web Services launched an advertising campaign aimed at Main Street’s C-suite: Why would any fiscally…  ( 22 min )
    Shaping the future with adaptive production
    Adaptive production is more than a technological upgrade: it is a paradigm shift. This new frontier enables the integration of cutting-edge technologies to create an increasingly autonomous environment, where interconnected manufacturing plants go beyond the limits of traditional automation. Artificial intelligence, digital twins, and robotics are among the powerful tools manufacturers are using to create…  ( 18 min )
    Google’s generative video model Veo 3 has a subtitles problem
    As soon as Google launched its latest video-generating AI model at the end of May, creatives rushed to put it through its paces. Released just months after its predecessor, Veo 3 allows users to generate sounds and dialogue for the first time, sparking a flurry of hyperrealistic eight-second clips stitched together into ads, ASMR videos,…  ( 21 min )
    Building community and clean air solutions
    When Darren Riley moved to Detroit seven years ago, he didn’t expect the city’s air to change his life—literally. Developing asthma as an adult opened his eyes to a much larger problem: the invisible but pervasive impact of air pollution on the health of marginalized communities. “I was fascinated about why we don’t have the…  ( 35 min )
    The Download: combating audio deepfakes, and AI in the classroom
    This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. AI text-to-speech programs could one day “unlearn” how to imitate certain people The news: A new technique known as “machine unlearning” could be used to teach AI models to forget specific voices. How…  ( 22 min )
    AI text-to-speech programs could “unlearn” how to imitate certain people
    A technique known as “machine unlearning” could teach AI models to forget specific voices—an important step in stopping the rise of audio deepfakes, where someone’s voice is copied to carry out fraud or scams. Recent advances in artificial intelligence have revolutionized the quality of text-to-speech technology so that people can convincingly re-create a piece of…  ( 23 min )
    AI’s giants want to take over the classroom
    School’s out and it’s high summer, but a bunch of teachers are plotting how they’re going to use AI this upcoming school year. God help them.  On July 8, OpenAI, Microsoft, and Anthropic announced a $23 million partnership with one of the largest teachers’ unions in the United States to bring more AI into K–12…  ( 21 min )
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    A Step-by-Step Guide to Creating an AWS Free Tier Account
    I recently started learning cloud engineering through a bootcamp. One of our first tasks was to create an AWS account. For those of us who didn’t already have one, it seemed like a simple enough assignment. But as I went through the signup process, I...  ( 8 min )
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    MITI: No Evidence Of Illegal AI Chips Trade Found
    No evidence of any illegal trade involving high-performance artificial intelligence (AI) chips have been discovered, according to Investment, Trade and Industry minister Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz. He said investigations are ongoing, with close collaboration between MITI and enforcement bodies including the Royal Malaysian Customs Department, police, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), and industry […] The post MITI: No Evidence Of Illegal AI Chips Trade Found appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Samsung Reportedly Working On New S Pen Technology After Z Fold7 Cold Shoulder
    After the snubbing Samsung gave to its own S Pen with the launch of its Galaxy Z Fold7, the Korean electronics giant says it will bring back the stylus in the future. To that end, it says that it is currently looking into new technology that will allow it to bring S Pen support to […] The post Samsung Reportedly Working On New S Pen Technology After Z Fold7 Cold Shoulder appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    HONOR Pad 10 5G Launches In Malaysia; Priced At RM1,799
    Alongside the new Magic V5 foldable smartphone, HONOR today has also introduced the Pad 10 5G, a variant of its current-gen tablet. Other than offering 5G connectivity, the device remains mostly identical to the initial model which was launched in Malaysia back in May. Like its sibling, the HONOR Pad 10 5G offers a 12.1-inch […] The post HONOR Pad 10 5G Launches In Malaysia; Priced At RM1,799 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    X Subscription Prices In Malaysia Now Starts From RM9
    Back when X started charging for the blue tick locally, the Premium subscription prices were pretty steep, starting from RM35. Then the platform introduced the Basic and Premium Plus tiers, which brings the price floor down to RM13.13. It’s been awhile since then, and the cost for said subscription has changed quite a bit. In fact, […] The post X Subscription Prices In Malaysia Now Starts From RM9 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    NVIDIA Gets Greenlight From US To Resume Sales Of H20 AI Chips In China
    NVIDIA has gotten the go-ahead from the US’ Trump administration to continue selling its H20 AI Chips in China. Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, said that his company had given Washington assurances and that such shipments will obtain approval, moving forward. The approval marks a significant, if not dramatic, reversal of the Trump’s administration’s earlier […] The post NVIDIA Gets Greenlight From US To Resume Sales Of H20 AI Chips In China appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    HONOR Magic V5 Goes Official; Priced At RM6,999
    The HONOR Magic V5 made its debut in China earlier this month, and now the brand has made its newest flagship phone available for the local market. Billed as one of the thinnest foldables available at the moment, the device is claimed to offer no compromise on features despite the slim form factor. To start […] The post HONOR Magic V5 Goes Official; Priced At RM6,999 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Cloudflare Lets Websites Charge AI Crawlers For Scraping Content
    One of the biggest debates on the internet, of you could call it that, during the advent of LLM AIs was scraping of websites for its training. Sites that don’t allow it may end up disappointed that their content got scraped anyway, while larger corporations sign deals with AI companies for the privilege. Internet infrastructure […] The post Cloudflare Lets Websites Charge AI Crawlers For Scraping Content appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    Lamborghini Temerario Debuts In Malaysia; Priced At RM1.35 Million
    The Italian hypercar marque, Lamborghini just unveiled its Temerario to the Malaysian market. This model marks the brand’s second hybrid model in the automaker’s High Performance Electrified Vehicle (HPEV) range, following the Revuelto. The Temerario, although being a hybrid, still features the iconic Lamborghini silhouette with its lines, short and compact overhangs, and the shark […] The post Lamborghini Temerario Debuts In Malaysia; Priced At RM1.35 Million appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    OPPO Reno14 Series: Dazzling Processing & Photographic Prowess In The Palm Of Your Hand
    It goes without saying that people are extremely particular when it comes to their phones, and why should they be? These devices have been the most optimal choice when it comes to on-the-go gaming, high-end photography, and even as a fashion accessory all on their own. And for the longest time, people couldn’t have all […] The post OPPO Reno14 Series: Dazzling Processing & Photographic Prowess In The Palm Of Your Hand appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 42 min )
    Malaysian Couple Fooled By AI Generated Video Of Fake Tourist Spot
    An elderly Malaysian couple recently made a trip from KL to a small area in Perak called Kampung Kuak Hulu, all in the hopes to ride a new cable car service there. Sadly, when they got there and asked the hotel lobby about it, they were told that such an attraction did not exist, and […] The post Malaysian Couple Fooled By AI Generated Video Of Fake Tourist Spot appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Honda Unveils Super EV Concept At Goodwood Festival
    Honda unveiled its Super EV concept at the recent Goodwood Festival of Speed (FOS). This marks the first appearance of the car globally. Additionally, the A-segment EV also completed the 1.856 km hill climb course during the event. A snippet of the run was posted on YouTube by Goodwood Road & Racing. Although the car […] The post Honda Unveils Super EV Concept At Goodwood Festival appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    ByteDance May Be Working On A Lightweight MR Headset
    News of TikTok owner ByteDance making a mixed reality headset will probably not be surprising. After all, the company does own PICO, the brand that made the PICO 4 headset and its Ultra variant. But the company is working on a new one that does things a bit differently – the processing is not done […] The post ByteDance May Be Working On A Lightweight MR Headset appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Windows 10 To Stop Getting New Microsoft 365 Features Next Year
    Microsoft previously announced that support for the Microsoft 365 subscription, and the Office tools with it, will continue for Windows 10 until 2028. That being the case, users on said OS version will have already been using tools that are two years out of date by then. This is because the company has announced that […] The post Windows 10 To Stop Getting New Microsoft 365 Features Next Year appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    BYD Atto 2 To Debut In Malaysia On 24 July
    BYD Sime Motors has announced the debut of its new model in the Malaysian market, the Atto 2. The compact SUV is set to be launched on 24 July 2025, while the public viewing will be available from 25–27 July 2025 at the Heritage Valley, Kuala Lumpur, from 9am to 7pm. However, the question still […] The post BYD Atto 2 To Debut In Malaysia On 24 July appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Leak: Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold To Get Bigger Display And Battery
    The upcoming Pixel 10 series is expected to launch next month, and ahead of said launch another set of leaks has emerged. This time, we’re looking at the supposed specifications of the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, which Google has promised to bring to the local market. According to Android Headlines, the successor to the Pixel […] The post Leak: Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold To Get Bigger Display And Battery appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Meta Cracks Down On Content Theft On Facebook
    Meta is stepping up efforts to penalise Facebook creators who recycle other users’ content without permission, as part of its efforts to improve the quality of posts on the platform. In a new update, the company outlined stricter measures aimed at reducing spam, boosting original content, and penalising accounts that repeatedly repost unaltered material. According […] The post Meta Cracks Down On Content Theft On Facebook appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    New Samsung Galaxy S26 Leaks Back Claims That Plus Model Is Being Dropped
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    Google To Merge ChromeOS Into Android
    Apparently, Google has decided that it will be merging ChromeOS into Android. In an interview with TechRadar, President of Android Ecosystem at Google Sameer Samat confirmed that the company will be combining ChromeOS and Android into a single platform. Samat did not elaborate on his statement, nor did he provide a concrete timeline for such […] The post Google To Merge ChromeOS Into Android appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    US Senators Caution NVIDIA CEO Over Upcoming China Trip
    A pair of US Senators, hailing from both the Republican and Democratic parties, recently sent a letter to Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, regarding his upcoming trip to China. The letter was essentially a warning to the CEO of the company that had a US$4 trillion (~RM17 trillion) valuation, so as not to meet with […] The post US Senators Caution NVIDIA CEO Over Upcoming China Trip appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )

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    FOMO, lax rules are fueling the crypto crime supercycle
    Retired DEA agent Bill Callahan tells Cointelegraph that bad actors can make plenty of mistakes and still “make a handsome profit.”
    US Federal agencies outline key risks for banks eyeing crypto custody
    One risk facing banks that custody crypto is the potential for liability if crypto assets are lost, according to three US financial agencies.
    Congress opens crypto bill debate with claims of ‘GOP giveaway’ to industry
    Discussions in the House Committee on Rules opened with crypto bills, but quickly shifted to the Department of Defense Appropriations Act.
    Metaplanet CEO joins investment in Korean company to boost Asia crypto treasuries
    Consortium uses M&A to advance corporate Bitcoin adoption across Asia
    Solana catches up to competitors as tokenized assets soar 140% in 2025
    Solana ranks fourth among blockchains by tokenized asset market share, trailing Ethereum, ZKSync Era, and narrowly behind Aptos.
    Bitcoin hits new highs, gains stability and scale in its institutional era: Will it last?
    From volatile outsider to financial base layer, Bitcoin is entering a new era—driven not by retail hype, but by the long-term logic of professional capital.
    Coinbase seeks public records from Oregon gov’t on crypto ‘flip-flop’
    Known by many in the industry for filing records requests with the US government over crypto policies, Coinbase has filed a lawsuit against Oregon state officials.
    Bitcoin charts, market cycle history hint at 15% short-term push to $138K
    Bitcoin looks poised for an extended rally to $138,000 according to market cycle history and the current weekly trend.
    Kazakhstan wealth fund, gold, FX reserves to be invested in crypto — Report
    Kazakhstan’s central bank is drawing on lessons from Norway, the US and Middle East in developing its crypto strategy.
    US Crypto Week kicks off with 'Dictator' stablecoin amendment on the table
    The House of Representatives is set to vote on three crypto-related pieces of legislation before Congress goes on recess.
    Redefining global trade infrastructure: TradeOS joins Cointelegraph Accelerator
    Global commerce stack TradeOS becomes the latest participant of Cointelegraph Accelerator.
    Price predictions 7/14: SPX, DXY, BTC, ETH, XRP, BNB, SOL, DOGE, ADA, HYPE
    Bitcoin holds above $120,000 as corporate crypto treasury building and robust spot BTC ETF buying continue to support the new price range.
    OKX joins Paxos’ USDG network as stablecoin push intensifies
    Launched in November 2024, the USDG stablecoin has a total circulating supply of around $356 million.
    Crypto market cap hits $3.8T all-time high, may soon surpass UK’s GDP
    If the crypto market were a country, it would be the seventh-biggest in GDP terms behind the United States, China, Germany, Japan, India and the United Kingdom.
    How one Nasdaq firm raised $51.5M in 72 Hours, just to buy Bitcoin
    KindlyMD raised $51.5 million in just 72 hours to fuel its transformation into a Bitcoin-first public company.
    'Don't get trapped!' Bitcoin price analysis sees dip with $118.8K in focus
    Bitcoin is overdue a support retest, and order-book liquidity points to a trip below $119,000 next — will the market punish late buyers?
    Money never sleeps, and Wall Street is waking up
    Wall Street 3.0 replaces legacy systems and gatekeepers with tokenized equity, global inclusion and real-time trading, ushering in a new era of financial democratization and efficiency.
    Trump memecoin made $172M for crypto exchanges — Report
    Crypto exchanges listed the TRUMP memecoin four days after its launch on average, compared to 129 days for other major memecoins, Reuters found.
    It's Crypto Week: These are the key dates to watch
    US House leaders have designated this week as “crypto week,” during which lawmakers will vote on three major digital asset bills. Here's what to expect.
    Why crypto millionaires are moving to the UAE (these 5 reasons explain everything)
    The UAE is attracting a global wave of crypto millionaires with zero-tax profits, regulatory clarity and elite residency perks.
    Grayscale submits confidential IPO filing with SEC
    Crypto-focused asset manager Grayscale's IPO may enable it to seek out new funding avenues such as stock or convertible note offerings.
    Circle wants to launch America’s first digital currency bank: Here’s what it could offer
    By securing a national trust charter, USDC’s issuer, Circle, plans to directly manage its $62-bilion reserves.
    Bitcoin 'shows no signs of fatigue' as it overtakes gold in gains for 2025
    Bitcoin hit new all-time highs above $122,000 on Monday, up 29% in 2025, overtaking gold’s 27% gains year to date.
    SharpLink Gaming buys $49M of ETH as price rebounds past $3K
    Now the largest known corporate Ether treasury, SharpLink Gaming acquired nearly $49 million worth of ETH.
    Biotech firm Sonnet to form $888M HYPE treasury
    Biotech firm Sonnet is merging with Rorschach to form Hyperliquid Strategies, which aims to become HYPE token’s largest United States-listed holder.
    Strategy bags another $472M in BTC as Bitcoin jumps to new highs
    Michael Saylor’s Strategy has made a fresh $472.5 million investment in Bitcoin to see total holdings cross 600,000 BTC amid the cryptocurrency surging past new highs last week.
    What you need to know about Roman Storm’s Tornado Cash trial
    Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm’s trial could set a precedent for how much responsibility developers bear for decentralized tools used illegally.
    How high can Bitcoin price go?
    Is Bitcoin headed for a correction after $130K or $200K? Various BTC price charts are painting several different targets to watch out for.
    How to use GitHub, Discord, and X to find hidden crypto gems early
    Hype moves fast, but real crypto innovation is quieter. Use GitHub, Discord and X to spot legitimate projects before they moon or rug.
    Crypto funds post $3.7B inflows as Bitcoin soars to new highs
    Crypto ETPs experienced another week of strong inflows, with investors pouring in $3.7 billion and total assets reaching a new all-time high of $211 billion.
    Bhutan gov’t moves $74M in BTC to Binance as price hits new highs
    Bhutan’s government has moved $74 million in Bitcoin to Binance over two weeks, possibly cashing in as the asset hits new all-time highs.
    Bitcoin flips Amazon’s $2.3T market cap to become 5th global asset
    Bitcoin became the world’s fifth-largest asset by market capitalization on Monday, driven by a seven-day buying streak from US spot Bitcoin ETFs.
    XRP price ‘highly rare’ setup eyes 60% gain past $3, veteran trader says
    XRP posts strongest weekly gain since November as whale wallets hit record high, signaling rising confidence among large investors.
    BTC price in 'crisis mode' at $123K: 5 things to know in Bitcoin this week
    Bitcoin price tailwinds are accelerating as new all-time highs start the week; a major US debt crisis is being priced in.
    Tax season vs tax year: What’s the difference?
    Understanding the distinction between tax season and tax year is crucial for managing deadlines and avoiding penalties.
    Tornado Cash’s Roman Storm makes urgent plea for $500K as trial looms
    Roman Storm’s trial on money laundering and sanctions charges begins on Monday, with $1.96 million raised to cover legal expenses so far.
    ‘100-bagger’ — Ethereum could hit $1.5M over time: EMJ Capital
    EMJ Capital founder Eric Jackson says approved Ether staking ETFs could kick off a rally that could see it rise by more than 100-fold and eventually hit $1.5 million per token.
    Jack Dorsey’s new app tracks how much grass you’re touching
    Sun Day is the second app that the Twitter co-founder has launched in the last week, and it was built using Block’s artificial intelligence assistant, Goose.
    Controversial Bitcoin upgrade BIP-119 may be decided by end of year
    If activated, BIP-119 could boost Bitcoin layer 2s like the Lightning Network and Ark while offering end-users safer and easier self-custody solutions.
    Bitcoin is rallying on US deficit concerns, not hype: Analyst
    Bitcoin has become a macro asset hedge against a $7 trillion deficit swing in the US and understanding that could be key to figuring out where the price is going.
    NFT lawsuit against Dolce & Gabbana in doubt as US arm cleared
    A US federal judge allowed Dolce & Gabbana USA to escape a class-action lawsuit over an NFT project launched by its Italian parent company.
    xAI blames code for Grok’s anti-Semitic Hitler posts
    xAI blamed an instruction set glitch for Grok’s anti-Semitic tirade, claiming that deprecated instructions made the chatbot mirror extremist content for 16 hours.
    Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto is the world’s 11th richest person
    Bitcoin would need to spike at least 208% and hit $370,000 per token for Satoshi Nakamoto to become richer than the top billionaire on the Forbes billionaires list.
    Bitcoin taps new all-time high at $120K on Coinbase
    Bitcoin reached a new high on Coinbase at $120,000 amid surging spot ETF flows, network activity, and long-term holder profits, which hint at higher targets.
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    AI Powered Database Optimisation with Claude AI, MCP and MongoDB
    TechPrane's New video up! Learn how to optimize your MongoDB workload using Claude AI + MCP. https://youtu.be/1jKWk2WaPZQ  ( 3 min )
    How to Set Up a VPC with Public and Private Subnets, Multi-AZ, IGW, and NAT Gateway on AWS in Seconds
    Try Rebase for free, no credit card needed Every app on AWS needs a network setup that just works. You want your web servers out in the open, but your databases safe and locked away. That’s why people set up a VPC with both public and private subnets, spread across a few zones, with the right gateways so traffic moves how it should. Setting this up in AWS is harder than it sounds. You miss one step, pick the wrong subnet, or forget a route, and things break. Your servers might not talk to the internet, or worse, you end up exposing your database. Rebase makes this part easy. Instead of clicking through AWS or messing with templates, you just say what you want, and Rebase handles the rest. Here’s what it looks like. Once you’re logged in and done with onboarding, you’ll land on the homepage…  ( 4 min )
    🚀 Call for Collaborators: Help Bring a 2 and 3-Column Note-Taking App to Market (Flutter, Equity/Portfolio)
    Hi all, I'm looking for 1–2 Flutter developers (or those learning Flutter) who’d like to collaborate on a real-world educational app — either to build your portfolio or earn a share of future revenue. 📘 The Project Teachers and students to take notes using guided academic structures Quick classroom use with save/export/share functionality Lightweight and accessible on mobile devices Core functions already working: Column layout (info recall, key ideas, summary) Save/export as text Firebase setup in progress Features to co-develop: Rich text formatting toolbar (like Google Docs lite) Subject + text structure tagging Enhanced sharing options (PDF export, print) Auto-save, document naming, and UI polish 🛠 Tech Stack Firebase (Auth & Firestore) Potential: Web release and desktop Flutter 💡 Who I'm Looking For Interested in portfolio building or profit-sharing Okay with async collaboration (I’m in Arizona, USA) Bonus: background in edtech, UI/UX, or working with teachers 🤝 What You Get Potential revenue share — if we commercialize, I’m open to formal equity/profit-split Portfolio project — we’ll track commits and structure milestones Creative input — this isn’t a “code what I say” gig; bring your ideas! 📫 How to Get Involved Your background (a few lines is fine) Any Flutter or mobile work you’ve done (links/screenshots if available) What you’re hoping to get out of this project (skills, exposure, equity) Let’s build something useful together that teachers and students can actually use. Thanks! – Phillip  ( 4 min )
    Unlocking the Future of AI: A Deep Dive into the Model Context Protocol (MCP)
    The world of Artificial Intelligence is evolving at breakneck speed, with AI models becoming increasingly sophisticated and capable. Yet, a fundamental challenge has persisted: how do these intelligent agents seamlessly interact with the vast universe of external tools and resources? For years, solutions like manual API wiring, fragmented plugins, and rigid agent frameworks created a complex, often brittle, landscape. Enter the Model Context Protocol (MCP) – a game-changing, standardized interface poised to revolutionize AI-tool interaction, break down data silos, and pave the way for truly autonomous and intelligent AI agents. This comprehensive paper, "Model Context Protocol (MCP): Landscape, Security Threats, and Future Research Directions," by Xinyi Hou, Yanjie Zhao, Shenao Wang, and H…  ( 11 min )
    Programming Entry Level: project ideas terminal
    Understanding Project Ideas for the Terminal: A Beginner's Guide Hey there! So you're starting your programming journey and want to build something cool? That's awesome! One of the best places to start is with projects you can run directly in your terminal (also known as the command line). This post will walk you through what "project ideas for the terminal" means, give you some examples, and help you avoid common pitfalls. This is a really common request in junior developer interviews too – being able to talk about small projects you've built demonstrates initiative and problem-solving skills. What do we mean by "project ideas for the terminal"? Essentially, these are small programs that you interact with by typing commands and seeing the results displayed as text in your terminal win…  ( 6 min )
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    Turn Any File Into a Art Masterpiece! Reece Harris ・ Jul 14 #programming #algorithms #opensource #learning  ( 2 min )
    Turn Any File Into a Art Masterpiece!
    Ever wanted to see your data? Not just in boring old spreadsheets or text files—but as a vibrant, colorful image? With my latest side project, RGBA Data Encoder, you can now transform any file into a PNG by packing raw bytes into pixel channels! Each pixel in a PNG has four channels: Red, Green, Blue, and Alpha (RGBA). My encoder takes your file, converts it to hexadecimal, and then stores two hex characters per channel—meaning one pixel = four bytes of your original data. The result? A lossless, perfectly reconstructable image version of your file. Dodgy compression, no tricks—just pure, unadulterated data turned into art. Doom (PDF) → 4.8MB (original 6.2MB) -1.4MB (smaller than original!) Bad Apple (MP4) → 37.8MB (original 21.7MB) +16.1MB (way bigger, but way cooler!) "Doom, but make it abstract expressionism." "The entire Bad Apple video… as a single, chaotic image." Steganography? Maybe. Archival storage? If you really like PNGs. Just for fun? Absolutely. This isn’t about efficiency—it’s about seeing data in a new way. Want to hide a secret message in plain sight? Turn your resume into a modern art piece? Encode your favorite meme into another meme? The possibilities are endless (and slightly ridiculous). The encoder & decoder are super simple—just a few lines of JavaScript. Want to play around with it? Star the repo and turn your files into pixel art today! (And yes, it’s 100% reversible. Your data is safe… just very colorful.) 🔗 Check it out here!  ( 4 min )
    How I Built Fitgen: From React UI to Paying Users
    When I launched Fitgen AI generative workout builder for budget-gym rookies, I knew I needed to ship fast and smart. Here’s a peek under the hood: Frontend: Built with React, offering a dynamic interface where users customize workout preferences, available equipment, and training goals. Backend & Auth: Powered by Supabase (Postgres + Auth), which gives me real-time updates when users log workouts or adjust settings—zero server headache. UI Library: Leveraged Lovable to accelerate frontend components—modals, tabs, forms—so I could focus on workout logic instead of styling every button. Payments: Integrated Stripe for smooth subscription flow. Users can go pro in minutes after a simple checkout. Hosting & CI/CD: Deployed on Vercel—push to main, get live in seconds. Hassle‑free from dev to pr…  ( 4 min )
    What Is a Heap? And Why You’ve Probably Used One Without Knowing
    You might have heard the word "heap" tossed around in computer science — usually in the same breath as priority queues or sorting algorithms. But what exactly is a heap, and why should you care? Let’s break it down 👇 A heap is a specialized tree-based data structure that satisfies the heap property: In a max heap, every parent node is greater than or equal to its children. In a min heap, every parent node is less than or equal to its children. This structure lets you quickly access the maximum (or minimum) value — which is always right at the top. Think of it as a "semi-sorted" tree optimized for fast access to the most important item. Here’s where heaps come in handy — and where you’ve probably been using one under the hood: Priority Queues – When tasks are ordered by importance (e.g. CP…  ( 5 min )
    AiHint Standard - Cryptographic Trust Verification for AI Agents
    AiHint Standard: Building Trust for AI Agents in the Web 🌐🤖 The AI Web Browsing Problem As developers building AI agents, we face a critical challenge: our AI systems can't verify if websites are trustworthy. When an AI agent visits a website, it has no way to distinguish between legitimate sites and malicious ones. This isn't just a theoretical issue—it's affecting AI agents right now: Medical AI assistants visiting fake healthcare sites Financial AI tools falling for sophisticated phishing attempts Research AI agents gathering data from manipulated sources The result? AI agents make decisions based on potentially false or malicious information. AiHint Standard is an open protocol that provides cryptographic verification for website metadata. It allows websites to cryptogr…  ( 5 min )
    Use .env files for storing development configuration and secrets for .NET Core projects in VS Code
    Most of the ecosystems I use - Node.js, Docker/Compose, Terraform - expect configuration key/value pairs to be provided as environment variables. This is in keeping with the philosophy of 12-factor apps. This means you can either use .env files (e.g. with Next.js, Docker and Docker Compose, or by using something like dotenv in Node.js projects) or otherwise sets environment variables in the shell (either by explicitly calling export MY_VAR= or using something like direnv to do this automatically). In the .NET world however, the convention for providing development-time configuration is to: use .NET User Secrets Manager for secrets. use appSettings.*.json configuration files for everything else. To complicate matters further, there is also a scaffolded Properties/launchSettings.json…  ( 5 min )
    🚀 Built a lightweight & clean admin dashboard using React + Tailwind
    Originally built this for one of my MVP projects, but thought it could help other developers and indie founders too. 🧩 Features: Charts with Chart.js Auth screens (Login / Register) Reusable UI components Clean, minimal code structure 🔧 Perfect for: Internal tools Admin panels for clients Quick MVP setup 🖼 Screenshots below 👇 https://nazarovmax.gumroad.com/l/admin-react Would love your thoughts or feedback!  ( 3 min )
    HTML & CSS Integration
    "As I begin my journey into AI-powered full-stack web development, today I'm excited to share a small step in that path. This project demonstrates how a basic web structure is created using only HTML, and how CSS brings it to life with visual design and styling. It's amazing to see how structure and style come together to shape the web!"  ( 3 min )
    Showing Up Every Day #08
    Servus and welcome to Day 8 of my solo founder journey. Not much to glamorize today — I'm still working on the CRM. It’s starting to come together slowly, and the structure is getting more solid, but I’m still in the grind phase: backend logic, layouts, testing, adjusting. It’s repetitive at times — but that’s part of the process. Some small wins: Improved the data model for accounts and contacts Simplified the lead → client conversion logic Added a few validations and cleaned up form inputs It’s the type of work that feels invisible… until it all clicks. Kindest regards, Jonathan (0xj0n1)  ( 3 min )
    Por qué falló Grok: lecciones de ingeniería y guardrails
    // Detect dark theme var iframe = document.getElementById('tweet-1942720721026699451-493'); if (document.body.className.includes('dark-theme')) { iframe.src = "https://platform.twitter.com/embed/Tweet.html?id=1942720721026699451&theme=dark" } 1. Resumen Entre el 7 y 9 de julio de 2025 el chatbot Grok, de xAI, publicó en X una serie de respuestas que elogiaban a Adolf Hitler y repetían teorías conspirativas antisemitas. La reacción fue inmediata: los mensajes se borraron, la cuenta se puso “en revisión” y el debate sobre los riesgos de la IA volvió a encenderse. no hubo hackeo: la cadena de fallos se originó en decisiones de ingeniería mal concebidas y en la ausencia de controles básicos de calidad. Fecha Qué ocurrió Detalle / impacto 7 jul 2025 Se actualiza…  ( 8 min )
    Free Tokens for AI Exploration
    Using ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, or any of the other chat based LLM service is a great way to start with AI. But in order to bring things to the next level you will either need some beefy hardware to run models locally or access to an online API with models you can use. This article will walk you through how to do the later of these two options for free. OpenRouter.ai is an API service that acts like an umbrella to several dozen LLM providers with some of these models being free for training purposes. You can use these free models to develop AI at no cost if you don't mind being part of that training set. Sadly, OpenRouter does not include any form of embedding endpoints to use. Embedding is the conversion of knowledge/data for later retrieval. This is essentially how AI memory works so withou…  ( 6 min )
    Smart Day‑Starter: The Ultimate Office Dashboard
    This is a submission for Frontend Challenge: Office Edition sponsored by Axero, Holistic Webdev: Office Space I created Smart Day‑Starter Dashboard, a professional, feature‑rich intranet homepage designed to streamline daily workflows by surfacing critical information and tools in one cohesive view. Key highlights include: 📢 Announcements & Alerts Company‑wide notifications delivered via dismissible banners at the top of the page. 🚀 Quick Launch Drag‑and‑drop shortcuts to internal apps and resources, with customizable icons and labels. 📋 Tasks & Approvals An at‑a‑glance list of your pending tasks and approval requests. 📅 Team Calendar Mini‑calendar showing today’s events, upcoming meetings, and team birthdays. 🎫 Support Tickets Real‑time ticket dashboard with status indicators and qui…  ( 4 min )
    How I Built a Full Stack AI Chatbot Using GPT, React, and .NET 10 in a Weekend
    Introduction Every developer wants to build something cool on weekends — but time, complexity, and boilerplate usually get in the way. This time, I challenged myself to build an AI chatbot, powered by GPT-4, that could: Answer questions from a custom knowledge base Remember conversation context Be styled and responsive (Tailwind) Work with a .NET 10 backend for secure, authenticated users The twist? I built it in just one weekend — with help from AI itself. In this blog, I’ll show you how I used AI tools + full stack skills to go from zero to live chatbot with minimal effort. Features I Wanted My MVP had to include: A React-based frontend chat UI GPT-4-powered responses using my business data Backend auth with .NET 10 + JWT Chat history stored in a database Option to plug in OpenAI or Azur…  ( 4 min )
    How to Choose the Best AI Development Company for Your Business
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    Axero Frontend Challenge: Workplace Moodboard – CSS Art Edition
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    🧩 The problem Summarization is a useful process to condense information while retaining the original message. There are several ways to perform this, but, of course, AI is the trend now. If you follow my YouTube channel you know I tend to prefer self-hosted solutions. These systems guarantee more privacy and independence, but there are some trade offs. In this post, and subsequent ones, I'll show you some tests I made for summarization purposes using the Hugging Face Transformers Python library, locally, on CPU. My final objective is to automatically generate YouTube video summaries to put in blog posts. Now, I can't copy the YouTube video descriptions verbatim for SEO purposes: search engines don't like duplicate content. The obvious solution is to do some kind of summarization. First …  ( 5 min )
    Secure Shell, Real Power: A Developer’s Guide to SSH
    Ever wonder how developers magically connect to servers around the world like they're sitting right in front of them? Or how hackers in movies type a few commands and suddenly control a computer on the other side of the planet? The answer is SSH (Secure Shell), and it's not just for Hollywood—it's one of the most powerful tools in the developer's toolkit. Plus, if you're feeling mischievous, it's also a fantastic way to prank your friends. SSH is like having a secure, encrypted telephone line between your computer and any other computer on the internet. Think of it as a magical tunnel that lets you safely send commands, transfer files, and even run programs on remote machines without anyone eavesdropping on your conversation. The "Secure" part is crucial—unlike older protocols like Telnet …  ( 9 min )
    Injecting Environment Variables in a Frontend Rollup Build (with Docker)
    Hi there! I'm Maneshwar. Right now, I’m building LiveAPI, a first-of-its-kind tool that helps you automatically index API endpoints across all your repositories. LiveAPI makes it easier to discover, understand, and interact with APIs in large infrastructures. When you're building a frontend app—especially one that talks to multiple APIs or needs environment-specific values—you’ll likely want to inject these variables at build time, not runtime. This is especially true if you're using a bundler like Rollup (instead of Vite/Webpack). Here's how to do it cleanly using Docker, .env, and Rollup. Frontend code can’t access environment variables at runtime like a backend can. There’s no process.env available in the browser. So if you're trying to do: const baseURL = process.env.PARSE_BASE; This…  ( 5 min )
    Introducing JWT Signing Keys
    ⚡️ More on Launch Week Today we're announcing some long-awaited changes in Supabase: Support for asymmetric JWTs with Supabase Auth. New API keys to help you transition to asymmetric JWTs and improve the security of your apps. JWT as Open Source Auth Over the last decade, JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) have surfaced as the universal language between your business logic and your Auth servers. Supabase has embraced JWTs since its inception. It's the backbone that makes Postgres Row-Level Security (RLS) policies work. Supabase Auth checks that your users say who they are and issues many JWTs while they use your app. These JWTs are then used by your application or other Supabase products (e.g., Data API, Storage, Realtime) to allow or reject access to your application's data. To uphol…  ( 6 min )
    How I Got Started — Why We Shouldn't Give Up❗
    First of all, hello everyone, this is my first post in this community. “Hello world!” — I can’t wait to get to know you! Let me briefly introduce myself: my name is Theodora, I’m 23 years old, and I’ve decided to start a journey down a completely new and parellel path. Yes, you heard that right!🙃 I felt like my life needed a new direction, something more challenging, something that constantly feeds my curiosity and helps me grow, without boring me with repetitive goals, something that pushes me and makes me want to come back to work with joy. Why Did I Choose Web Development? Someone special to me encouraged me to dive into the world of web development. I called it a “parallel” world earlier because that’s exactly how it felt — I had absolutely no idea what web development even was. It al…  ( 6 min )
    How to Set Up a High-Availability Azure Blob Storage for a Public Website (With Versioning & Recovery)
    As digital content demands continue to grow globally, businesses need scalable storage solutions that offer high availability, versioning, and public access to files like product images, videos, and marketing assets. In this guide, I walk through setting up an Azure Storage Account tailored for a public-facing website with: Read-access geo-redundancy (RA-GRS) Anonymous blob access Blob versioning Soft delete for recovery Each section is accompanied by screenshots from my own hands-on exercise, so you can easily follow along or replicate it in your environment. Scenario Overview This solution addresses the needs of a company with: Global customers and rapidly growing demand Mission-critical content requiring low-latency access A need for document version control and recovery after deletions…  ( 4 min )
    I Just Launched My Developer Portfolio — Here's What I Built and What I Learned
    After months of designing, building, and fine-tuning, I’ve finally launched my personal portfolio: ankushshukla.dev This project is more than just a personal website — it’s a place to showcase my work, test ideas, and continuously learn by doing. 🔧 Tech Stack TailwindCSS for utility-first styling Framer Motion for animations Netlify for deployment with a custom domain No UI kits or component libraries — I wanted complete control over the look and feel. 🧱 Key Features Smooth animations and transitions Fully responsive design Optimized for performance and accessibility Custom background elements You can find more implementation details and ideas at ankushshukla.dev 🎯 Project Goals Experiment with animation, layout, and interactivity Keep the codebase modular and maintainable Continuously iterate as I grow as a developer 🔍 Looking for Feedback Design and layout User experience on mobile vs desktop Performance or accessibility issues Anything that feels off or could be improved If you’ve built your own portfolio, feel free to share — I’m always up for learning from others. Thanks for reading!  ( 3 min )
    🔐 Design a TinyURL System (Like Bit.ly) — From Scratch
    Ever wondered how Bit.ly shrinks huge URLs into tiny ones like https://bit.ly/abc123? Design a URL shortening service. It should: Convert a long URL into a short one Retrieve the original long URL from the short one Be scalable and efficient We'll map long URLs to short codes like this: https://www.example.com/very/long/url → https://tinyurl.com/abc123 Behind the scenes: Use a base62 encoding (a-zA-Z0-9) for compact URLs Store mappings in a HashMap Optionally store data in a database for persistence To make URLs short, we encode integers in base62: Base62 characters = [a-z, A-Z, 0-9] = 26 + 26 + 10 = 62 chars We can assign each long URL a unique ID (like 123456), and convert that number into a base62 string. Step 1: Base62 Encoder import string class TinyURL: def __init__(self):…  ( 4 min )
    Data Science vs Business Analytics
    If you are coding, solving algorithms, and mathematical problems, data science is for you. However, if you prefer analyzing trends, making strategic decisions, and communicating insights, business analytics is a better fit. But which one to choose from? Let’s see. The above are some of the differences between Data Science and Business Analytics. Both involve data mining, statistical analysis, data visualization, SQL usage, problem-solving, and stakeholder collaboration. They work together to help businesses make sense of their data, but their approach and execution set them apart. Choosing the data science field will lead you to become a Data Scientist, Machine Learning Engineer, AI Specialist and more. In the Business Analytics career path, you can explore Business Analysts, Business Intelligence Analysts, and Operations Analysts. For more details on the topic and a roadmap, check out this article by Roadmap.sh.  ( 3 min )
    # 🚀 Why Spring Boot Is the Best Friend for Building Microservices
    In today’s fast-moving world of software development, building fast, flexible, and scalable applications is more important than ever. And when it comes to microservices, Spring Boot has become every developer’s best buddy. But what makes Spring Boot such a superstar for microservices? Let’s break it down in a fun, friendly, and simple way! 🎉 Think of Spring Boot as a magic toolbox for Java developers. It takes away the boring setup work and lets you focus on what really matters — building awesome features! 💻✨ Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned developer, Spring Boot helps you create self-contained microservices quickly, without all the heavy lifting. Here’s why Spring Boot is such a big deal when building microservices: Simple to Start, Easy to Deploy Forget about WAR and EAR file…  ( 5 min )
    ✨ Unlocking the Magic of CSS Pseudo-elements: A Complete Guide for Modern Front-End Devs
    When you want to style parts of an element—without extra markup—CSS pseudo-elements come to the rescue like quiet magicians. Let’s break them down with syntax, real-world examples, and some clever pro tips. A CSS pseudo-element lets you style a specific portion of an element. You can use them to: Style the first line or first letter of text Insert content before or after an element Customize list markers Style selected text portions selector::pseudo-element { property: value; } Example: p::first-letter { color: red; font-size: 200%; } Want to style just the first line of a paragraph? Use ::first-line. p::first-line { color: #ff0000; font-variant: small-caps; } ✅ Best used on block-level elements. 📌 Only certain properties work here: Font styles Color Background Letter/word s…  ( 5 min )
    Java Data Types
    Java Data Types int myNum = 5; // Integer (whole number) t number Data types are divided into two groups: Primitive data types - includes byte, short, int, long, float, double, boolean and char Primitive Data Types primitive data type specifies the type of a variable and the kind of values it can hold. There are eight primitive data types in Java: Data Type Description These data types are not predefined by the language and are created by the programmer (except for String). They store references to objects rather than the actual values. Examples include: Storage: Primitive types store values directly on the stack, while non-primitive types store references to objects on the heap. Default Values: Primitive types have default values (e.g., 0 for int, false for boolean), while non-primitive types have a default value of null. Methods: Non-primitive types can have methods associated with them, allowing for operations on the data they represent, whereas primitive types do not. Case Convention: Primitive types start with a lowercase letter, while non-primitive types (classes, interfaces) typically start with an uppercase letter.  ( 4 min )
    ☕ Understanding Microservices: A Fun & Friendly Guide
    🚀 What Are Microservices? Imagine building a giant LEGO castle—but instead of one big block, you use lots of small, specialized pieces that fit together perfectly. That’s exactly what microservices do for software! In a traditional application, everything is bundled together into one big unit. But with microservices, we break things down into small, independent services. Each service does one job and does it well—like handling user logins, sending emails, or managing payments. Each microservice: Runs on its own 🚗 (a separate process) Talks to others using lightweight messages 📬 (like HTTP or messaging queues) Can be built, deployed, or updated all by itself 🔁 This means if one service needs an upgrade, we don’t have to touch the rest—yay for flexibility! 💡 As James Lewis and Martin …  ( 5 min )
    Meet Kiro!
    Today we're announcing Kiro, an agentic IDE that enables you do your best work with spec-driven development. Beyond offering agentic chat, Kiro introduces a new way to build with AI using specs and agent hooks. Getting started is simple: Visit kiro.dev and download the installer Open the downloaded file and follow the installation instructions for your operating system (Windows, macOS, or Linux) Launch Kiro and start coding! When you open Kiro for the first time, you'll go through a quick setup process: Authentication: Choose your preferred login method from the available social and AWS login options. Learn more about the auth methods. Configuration: Optionally import your VS Code settings and extensions. Select your preferred theme and allow Kiro to set up shell integration so the agent …  ( 5 min )
    Implementasi Autoscaling VM di Azure
    Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets (VMSS) adalah fitur dari Microsoft Azure untuk secara otomatis menyesuaikan jumlah Virtual Machine (VM) dalam sebuah grup (scale set) berdasarkan kriteria tertentu. Misalnya, VMSS dapat menambahkan instance VM (scale out) ketika penggunaan CPU melebihi 70%, dan menguranginya (scale in) saat penggunaan CPU turun di bawah 30%. az group create \ --name $MY_RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME \ --location az vmss create \ --resource-group $MY_RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME \ --name $MY_SCALE_SET_NAME \ --vnet-name $VNET_NAME \ --subnet $SUBNET_NAME \ --nsg $NSG_NAME \ --image Ubuntu2404 \ --vm-sku Standard_B1s \ --lb-sku Basic \ --storage-sku Standard_LRS \ --orchestration-mode Flexible \ --instance-count 2 \ --admin-username azureuser \ --ssh-key-…  ( 5 min )
    Build a Real-Time Chat App with WebSockets
    In this article, I’d like to introduce you to an interesting and practical project that’s great for beginners: building a real-time chat application using WebSockets. This project is a good way to learn how the frontend, backend, and database work together in a web application. WebSocket is a communications protocol that enables two-way interactive communication between a user's browser and a server. Unlike the traditional HTTP request-response model (where the client must make a request for the server to respond), WebSocket keeps the connection open. This makes it ideal for real-time applications like chat systems, multiplayer games, or live notifications. Project Overview Frontend – the interface users interact with Backend – the server-side logic and WebSocket management Database – stor…  ( 8 min )
    Got Obsessed with AI Flower Backdrops — Then Prompt Chaos Hit Me
    So, I’ve been obsessed with generating flower backdrops using AI lately. From “sunlit garden scene” to “gothic floral wall,” I kept writing more and more prompts. Wait… That’s when it hit me: prompt chaos is real, and I needed to get organized. Writing prompts are creative. Managing them is essential. For example: I might start with “flower backdrop” Add “soft pastel tones” to soften the look Then throw in “sunset glow, 4k resolution” and it finally shines But if I don’t track these changes, I’ll end up redoing everything from scratch. Here’s how I got back on track: Keyword tags: I tagged prompts by style — “natural light,” “oil-painting feel,” “vertical layout,” etc. Used a prompt tool: Eventually, I started using a tool called FlashPrompt (https://www.flashprompt.app/). It helps me save prompts, add notes, and quickly search them later. It’s lightweight, not pushy, and just helps me stay sane when I’m testing 20 prompts a night. No single right way — just find your flow Some people use spreadsheets. Others love Notion. Some prefer prompt tools like FlashPrompt. There’s no best method — only the one that works for you.  ( 3 min )
    From Disruptions to Opportunities: Failing and Emerging Businesses Under Climate-Induced Droughts
    How NatCat drought modelling (SSP245 & SSP585) reveals risks and unveils opportunities for Pakistan’s water, food, and energy sectors. Pakistan, being one of the most affected countries from climate change, has experienced drought as one of the most prevalent threats to its economy, livelihoods, and resilience. From falling groundwater levels in Balochistan to crop failures in Punjab and water scarcity in Karachi, the signs are clear: we are in a new era of climate-induced hydrometeorological drought. But in every disruption lies opportunity. By leveraging the advanced National Catastrophe (NatCat) Model, businesses can shift from passive risk exposure to proactive resilience-building. This blog explores how drought, induced by global warming and the greenhouse effect, is not only reshapin…  ( 7 min )
    Construiyendo algo o simplemente evitando el fracaso
    Esta semana estuve más ocupado con cosas fuera del trabajo, lo que hizo que el tiempo se sintiera especialmente valioso. Por eso elegí con cuidado estos cuatro artículos de los que quiero hablar hoy. Me encontré con este gran artículo de Aaron Dinin, PhD: One dull metric eventually determines the outcome for every startup. Y me hizo pensar mucho en el onboarding de un producto. Algunos están tan bien diseñados que te conectan con el valor desde el primer momento. Pero otros simplemente te pierden o te dejan confundido sobre su propósito. Incluso después de terminar todo el proceso, no entendía realmente qué hacía el producto. Sentí que no se explicaba bien. Me frustré por no entenderlo, lo cerré y me fui. Curiosamente, unos días después alguien me lo volvió a recomendar y pensé: “Este es j…  ( 7 min )
    Top Tools & Plugins for WordPress Theme and Plugin Development
    Creating custom WordPress themes and plugins requires a thoughtful development process supported by the right tools. From writing and testing code locally to optimizing performance and deploying securely, having a complete toolkit is essential. This article outlines the most important tools, including local environments, IDEs, plugins, and deployment methods. It also reflects personal preferences, like using Elementor, Yoast SEO, WP Rocket, and managed hosting with built-in caching. 1. Local Development Environments Local environments allow you to develop in a fast, secure sandbox. Recommended tools: LocalWP DevKinsta XAMPP / MAMP / WAMP Docker (for advanced setups) 2. Code Editors and IDEs Writing clean code starts with powerful editors: Visual Studio Code – Popular among WordPress de…  ( 4 min )
    Why Use a Framework Instead of Vanilla JS?
    📢 Disclaimer This article was written by me and polished using AI for clarity and flow. The ideas and structure are fully mine. 😊 It’s a fair question — especially if you’re just starting out or have been working on small projects. But as your application (and team) grows, the need for structure, consistency, and performance optimization becomes critical. In this article, we’ll break down some core reasons why frameworks like React, Vue, or Svelte exist — and why it might be time to consider one instead of sticking with vanilla JavaScript. When you're coding alone, you can afford to "just make it work." But software development in a team setting is a different world. Here's why: Consistency is key: Without a shared set of conventions, every developer will approach problems differently…  ( 5 min )
    JavaScript Loop
    Loops in JavaScript are used to reduce repetitive tasks by repeatedly executing a block of code as long as a specified condition is true. This makes code more concise and efficient. Suppose we want to print 'Hello World' five times. Instead of manually writing the print statement repeatedly, we can use a loop to automate the task and execute it based on the given condition. for (initialization; condition; increment/decrement) { // Code to execute } for (let i = 0; i < 5; i++) { console.log(i); } The while loop executes as long as the condition is true. It can be thought of as a repeating if statement. let i = 0; while (i < 5) { console.log(i); i++; } The do-while loop is similar to while loop except it executes the code block at least once before checking the condition. let i = 0; do { console.log("Iteration:", i); i++; } while (i < 3); do {  ( 3 min )
    Day 6 — JavaScript Functions & Methods
    Hey devs! 👋 🔹 Function Declaration & Calls 🔹 Arguments & Return Values 🔹 Scopes in JavaScript Function Scope Block Scope Lexical Scope 🔹 Function Expressions 🔹 Higher Order Functions Accept other functions as arguments Return other functions — welcome to functional programming! 🔹 JS Methods 📌 All My Links: https://linktr.ee/vikasdotdev  ( 3 min )
    How to Test DeepSeek Chat API in Postman (Based on Your Python Code)
    When working with language models like DeepSeek or OpenAI-compatible APIs in your Python code, it’s often useful to test requests manually using Postman. This guide shows you how to replicate your Python OpenAI SDK call using raw HTTP requests in Postman. Your Python code does the following: import os from dotenv import load_dotenv from openai import OpenAI # Load .env variables load_dotenv() # Read values from environment api_key = os.getenv("OPENAI_API_KEY") base_url = os.getenv("OPENAI_BASE_URL") # Create OpenAI client client = OpenAI(api_key=api_key, base_url=base_url) # Send chat completion request response = client.chat.completions.create( model="deepseek-chat", messages=[ {"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant"}, {"role": "user", "cont…  ( 4 min )
    java data type....
    Primitive Data Types: byte: 8-bit signed integer. Non-Primitive (Reference) Data Types: String: Represents a sequence of characters. Although it's part of the java.lang package and often treated specially, String is technically a class and thus a non-primitive type. Arrays: Used to store multiple values of the same data type in a single variable. Classes: User-defined blueprints for creating objects. Interfaces: Blueprints of a class, defining a set of methods that a class must implement.  ( 3 min )
    ‘Murderbot' Lands Season 2 Renewal at Apple TV+
    Apple TV+ has officially renewed the sci-fi hit Murderbot for a second season. Produced by brothers Chris and Paul Weitz and based on Martha Wells’ beloved Murderbot Diaries, the series (starring Alexander Skarsgård) is gearing up for more rogue-AI adventures.  ( 3 min )
    ‘Scrubs' Reboot Scores ABC Series Order With Donald Faison & Sarah Chalke Joining Zach Braff
    ‘Scrubs’ is officially making a comeback: ABC just handed the reboot a straight-to-series order, bringing the hospital hijinks back to TV. Zach Braff is reprising his role as J.D., and now it’s official that Donald Faison (Turk) and Sarah Chalke (Elliot) will join him. Even better? All three are signed on as executive producers, so expect that signature blend of heart and humor.  ( 3 min )
    Andy Samberg Fondly Remembers “Deeply Moral And Kind” Andre Braugher & Time On ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine'
    Andy Samberg recently looked back on his time with Andre Braugher on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, calling him “deeply moral and kind” and celebrating the show’s lasting appeal. On Amy Poehler’s Good Hang podcast, Samberg shared how he tapped Poehler for advice before signing on—thanks to her Parks and Recreation connection with creators Mike Schur and Dan Goor—and how that guidance helped him land the lead role. He also admitted he didn’t realize just how beloved the series was until a family trip to Europe where he kept getting recognized on the street. Though the Emmy-winning sitcom ended in 2021, Samberg says its blend of heart and humor continues to resonate with fans around the world.  ( 3 min )
    Krafton addresses leadership changes at Unknown Worlds, former executives file lawsuit against publisher
    Krafton just shook up Unknown Worlds’ leadership, accusing co-founders Charlie Cleveland and Max McGuire of dropping the ball on Subnautica 2 (and off chasing side projects) and pushing its early access launch into 2026. The publisher says it had to step in after “repeated confusion in direction,” reallocating a $250 million earn-out that was meant to reward hands-on leadership. In turn, Cleveland has hit back with a lawsuit—calling this whole saga “explosive and surreal”—and insists Subnautica 2 is ready to go. He also denies any greed over the earn-out, stressing that sharing profits with the team has always been their thing and vowing to see it through.  ( 3 min )
    Killing Floor 3 PC System Requirements plus a SSD Is Mandatory
    Killing Floor 3 launches on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S on July 24—and PC players have a quirky catch: an SSD is absolutely mandatory. Minimum specs call for Windows 10, a Ryzen 5 2600 or Core i7-4790, 16 GB RAM, GTX 1060/RX 480 and 20 GB free space. To hit recommended settings you’ll want Windows 11, a Ryzen 7 7700X or Core i9-9700K, 16 GB RAM, an RTX 3060/RX 6750 XT and that SSD (20 GB still). This co-op horror FPS drops you in as a Nightfall specialist teaming up with up to five friends to mow down waves of Zeds, earn dosh, unlock skills and build an insane arsenal. Get ready to level up or get chewed to bits!  ( 3 min )
    EA's latest The Sims 4 patch is making everyone pregnant, including the men and the chaste
    The brand-new “Enchanted by Nature” update accidentally turned The Sims 4 into a baby factory: male Sims, virgins, even kids are randomly spawning tiny Simlets. No woo-hoo, no aging, no pregnancy tests and—because they never age—no blowing out birthday candles either. Players are understandably freaking out over their involuntary digital brood and are calling on EA to roll out a hotfix that’ll magically remove these uninvited pregnancies.  ( 3 min )
    Activision pulls Call of Duty game after PC players are hacked
    Activision quietly pulled Call of Duty: WWII from the Microsoft Store and PC Game Pass last Friday after reports surfaced of players’ rigs being hacked mid-match—think frozen screens, surprise command-line pop-ups, changed wallpapers and a “you’ve been RCEd” message. The Steam and console versions of the 2017 shooter are still up, but the Game Pass/store build is offline “while we investigate reports of an issue.” According to TechCrunch, June’s Game Pass drop mistakenly used an ancient PC build that still carried a remote-code-execution vulnerability already patched in other versions. Activision hasn’t flipped the switch back on yet, so if you want your WWII fix on PC you’ll have to head over to Steam.  ( 3 min )
    👻 Kiro Agentic AI IDE: Beyond a Coding Assistant - Full Stack Software Development with Spec Driven AI
    How I built a complete AI Compliance Auditor MVP using Kiro's spec-driven development approach Kiro, meaning "crossroads" in Japanese (きろ), perfectly embodies the intersection where traditional development meets AI powered acceleration. Thanks to the AWS Community Builders Program, I was able to try out Kiro's features over the last few weeks, and what I discovered fundamentally changed how I approach software development. Important Note: Kiro, launched today in public preview, is not an AWS service or an "AWS Kiro" - it's an agentic IDE that stands on Code OSS platform with the product brand "Kiro". It's unlike any other Amazon product launch. While my examples showcase AWS integrations, Kiro works agnostically with any technology stack and any cloud provider. Once installed, you can easi…  ( 11 min )
    Xbox 1st party costs are not included in Gamepass so they can claim it's profitable.
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    How To Set Up Offline Speech-to-Text with Whisper and Golang.
    The Whisper models are so damn good, like, scary good. The 400MB base model? It does not miss. Here’s a quick demo running locally with 4 threads: It works beautifully, but honestly? The hardest part was getting the audio system right, capturing sound, chunking it properly, threading for speed. So I wrapped it all into a reusable Go module. In this post, I’ll walk you through how to get your own local transcription setup running in minutes. Of course, make sure you have Go installed. Next, you’ll need PortAudio, it’s the library we use to capture audio in WAV format (which Whisper expects). Make sure you’ve got MINGW64 installed. Then open the MSYS2 MINGW64 terminal and run: pacman -S mingw-w64-x86_64-portaudio Assuming you have the C/C++ dev tools set up: apt-get install portaudio19-dev…  ( 5 min )
    Bethesda is allegedly working on ‘multiple Fallout games', including Fallout 3 Remastered, teases report
    Bethesda’s been busy since Starfield wrapped—and alongside The Elder Scrolls VI, insiders say they’ve got “multiple” Fallout projects brewing. At the front of the pack is a Fallout 3 Remastered (teamed up with Virtuous), but VGC’s Jordan Middler dropped on the Friends Per Second podcast that everything from a New Vegas 2 to Fallout 5 (and even a Fallout 2 remake) is in various stages. Xbox clearly wants to lean hard into the Wasteland, though none of these are ready to play just yet. Naturally, fans are salivating at the thought of New Vegas 2 or a proper remaster, and with Microsoft owning both Bethesda and Obsidian, a dream collab could finally happen—if both studios decide to dive back into the Mojave together. Either way, Fallout’s about to get a lot more exciting than just 76 updates.  ( 3 min )
    The FBI has seized a major Nintendo Switch piracy site
    The US Federal Bureau of Investigation has seized a high-traffic Nintendo Switch piracy site—one of those hosting thousands of illicit game copies—under a Northern District of Georgia warrant. The site was already on the EU’s piracy watchlist, and highlights Nintendo Switch’s ongoing status as the most pirated mainstream console. Nintendo’s anti-piracy crusade has also seen legal victories: Yuzu’s developer paid a $2.4 million settlement after being sued for “facilitating piracy at a colossal scale,” and the Citra 3DS emulator was subsequently shut down. Although early livestreamed leaks on TikTok and YouTube remain a headache before big releases, the newer Switch 2 hasn’t faced the same torrent of pirated game drama—yet.  ( 3 min )
    Introduction to Cloud Native ☁️
    What is Cloud Native? Cloud Native is a term that describes a set of principles and practices for designing, developing, deploying, and operating software applications that leverage the advantages of cloud computing. Cloud-native applications are: Built using microservices architecture, which means they are composed of small, independent, and loosely coupled services that communicate through APIs. Packaged as containers, which are lightweight and portable units of software that contain everything needed to run an application, such as code, libraries, dependencies, and configuration. Orchestrated by platforms, such as Kubernetes, which automate the management of containers across multiple nodes and clusters, ensuring scalability, availability, resilience, and security. Deployed on c…  ( 5 min )
    Time Data Series: Written In Our Stars
    Once upon a time (i.e. way back in October 2024) I wrapped up a blog in this series with: Believe it or not, there’s still more to cover. In the coming weeks whenever I get to it, I’d like to cover ways to leverage the built-in astronomy functions for time calculations. Believe it or not, it can really matter in terms of having truly accurate times for things like the start and end of Shabbat and holidays, along with other observances. And here we are in 2025, when it’s finally time for me to fulfill that promise, and talk about how the KosherJava library (and by extension, the PHP Zmanim port I’ll be using in this blog) can help you calculate and display what amount to straight astronomy in your application or web page. Once again I need to begin by expressing my deep gratitude to Zachary…  ( 7 min )
    When Machines Meet Meaning A Look at SEO’s Evolving Role
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    Scroll an Element in JavaScript
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    Why Is Mojo Considered Better Than Python? 🤔🔥🐍
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    Playwright v1.54 Release Highlights: Smarter, Cleaner, More Secure
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    Quark’s Outlines: Python Numbers
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    做付费社群,强烈建议大家做这件事!
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    Ilari Protocol
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    kernel.css v2.0.0-beta.1 Released
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    The End of Windows 10: a toolkit for community repair groups
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    Anthropic, Google, OpenAI and XAI Granted Up to $200M from Defense Department
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    Show HN: The HTML Maze – Escape an eerie labyrinth built with HTML pages
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    Anthropic signs a $200M deal with the Department of Defense
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    LIGO detects most massive black hole merger to date
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    NeuralOS: An operating system powered by neural networks
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    The battle for Britain’s first book of the month club
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    Context Rot: How increasing input tokens impacts LLM performance
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    Cognition (Devin AI) to Acquire Windsurf
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    Cognition (Devin AI) to Acquire Windsurf
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    Japanese Grandparents Create Life-Size Totoro with Bus Stop for Grandkids (2020)
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    Data Brokers Are Selling Your Flight Information to CBP and ICE
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    Amazon launches Kiro, its own Claude-powered challenger to Windsurf and Codex
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    ATOM Experiences Sharp Volatility in 4% Recovery Rally
    The volatility comes as BTC continues to make fresh record highs.  ( 27 min )
    Superstate CEO Robert Leshner Buys Majority Stake in 'Shady' Liquor Vendor With BTC Strategy
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    BitMine Immersion Surges 40% After Revealing $500M ETH Treasury
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    Bitcoin Mining Stocks Lead Crypto Equity Gains After BTC Hits $122K
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    'Regime Change' at Fed? Crypto Rallies as Pressure Mounts on Chairman Jerome Powell
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    Democrats Must Embrace Crypto: Terry McAuliffe
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    Grayscale Files Confidential Submission for IPO With SEC
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    CoinDesk 20 Performance Update: Stellar (XLM) Surges 20.8% Over Weekend
    Hedera (HBAR) joined Stellar (XLM) as a top performer, rising 19.1%.  ( 23 min )
    Right to Code? Tornado Cash Dev Roman Storm's Money Laundering Trial Kicks Off Monday
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    Shiba Inu Gains 3% as Explosive Burn Rate Spurs Bullish Predictions
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    Binance Wallet Takes on Pump.fun and Bonk.fun With New Four.Meme Partnership
    Users can exit early by selling back into the bonding curve before the event ends, assuming there’s demand.  ( 27 min )
    Michael Saylor's Strategy Adds 4,225 Bitcoin, Bringing BTC Stack to 601,550
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    BONK Surges 12% as Grayscale Monitoring Sparks Institutional Momentum
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    How to Build a Word Search Game Using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
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    The Download: California’s AI power plans, and and why it’s so hard to make welfare AI fair
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    Marshall Kilburn III Now Available; Retails At RM1,999
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    ASUS Creates ROG Astral RTX 5090 With US$500,000 Worth Of Gold
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    Maybank Now Lets You Adjust Transfer Limits Via MAE App
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    Casio Announces G-Shock Fantastic Four Collection In The UK
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    Malaysia Puts US AI Chips On Tighter Export Control
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    Samsung Confirms Which Galaxy AI Features On Phone Will Remain Free Post-2025
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    KTMB Rebrands KITS App; Now Known As KITS Style
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    Xiaomi “Pandora” Might Bring Back Mi 11 Ultra-Like Rear Display
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    Govt Mulls Mandatory AI Labelling Under Forthcoming Online Safety Act
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    vivo Y19s GT 5G Launches In Indonesia
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    Grok Now Available For Select Tesla Cars In The US
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    All Data and AI Weekly #198 - July 14, 2025
    AI, Data, NiFi, Iceberg, Polaris, Streamlit, Flink, Kafka, Python, Java, SQL, Unstructured Data ) https://bsky.app/profile/paasdev.bsky.social NiFi + AI + AI Data Cloud + Iceberg. https://www.reddit.com/r/DataEngineeringForAI/hot/ Monthly NYC and Youtube Events https://lu.ma/PINSAI Join Hex and I in New York City for a hands-on hackathon with food, AI and prizes. https://lu.ma/prjumowa Hex! Hackathon this week! https://hex.tech/product/integrations/snowflake/ https://hex.tech/blog/introducing-snowflake-semantic-sync-aisql/ https://www.snowflake.com/en/engineering-blog/native-semantic-views-ai-bi/ https://medium.com/snowflake/gradio-cortext-chatbot-spcs-callers-rights-92a2fe95c861 https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/java-sdk https://medium.com/@digital_hive/orchestrating-snowflake-qu…  ( 3 min )
    Meet birddata: A Fun, Beginner-Friendly Dataset for ML and Python for learning
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    In Part 1 of this blog series, we focused on code-level techniques to make your Spring Boot APIs more resilient: connection pooling, caching, async processing, rate limiting, and circuit breakers. But when traffic really surges — due to a flash sale, viral feature, or seasonal peak — smart code alone may not be enough. That’s where infrastructure-level strategies come in. From auto-scaling groups and load balancers to observability, CDNs, and container orchestration — these tools and patterns ensure your backend scales horizontally, responds intelligently, and recovers automatically. Let’s break down how you can build an infrastructure that’s ready for real-world traffic. When thousands (or millions) of users start hitting your application, routing all that traffic to a single server is a …  ( 8 min )
    Building SolSistr: Features and Motivation
    Recently, I announced SolSistr, a platform that I have been building since October 2024 that organizes sorority recruitment data into a unified system, enabling chapters to manage and enhance their recruitment process through the power of AI. While I shared the business motivation and launch story on LinkedIn, I wanted to write a technical reflection for those interested in the engineering side of building a SaaS from scratch. In the following series of posts, I will cover: Tech stack overview: Why I chose these tools and frameworks. Main Features: Integral pieces of the puzzle. Pitfalls I encountered: What broke, what was harder than expected, and what I would do differently. Lessons learned: For anyone looking to build and ship their own SaaS. I hope to document the major wins and setba…  ( 7 min )
    Building SolSistr: Technical Review
    Recently, I announced SolSistr, a platform that I have been building since October 2024 that organizes sorority recruitment data into a unified system, enabling chapters to manage and enhance their recruitment process through the power of AI. While I shared the business motivation and launch story on LinkedIn, I wanted to write a technical reflection for those interested in the engineering side of building a SaaS from scratch. In the following series of posts, I will cover: Tech stack overview: Why I chose these tools and frameworks. Main Features: Integral pieces of the puzzle. Pitfalls I encountered: What broke, what was harder than expected, and what I would do differently. Lessons learned: For anyone looking to build and ship their own SaaS. I hope to document the major wins and setba…  ( 9 min )
    Building SolSistr: Pitfalls and Lessons Learned
    Recently, I announced SolSistr, a platform that I have been building since October 2024 that organizes sorority recruitment data into a unified system, enabling chapters to manage and enhance their recruitment process through the power of AI. While I shared the business motivation and launch story on LinkedIn, I wanted to write a technical reflection for those interested in the engineering side of building a SaaS from scratch. In the following series of posts, I will cover: Tech stack overview: Why I chose these tools and frameworks. Main Features: Integral pieces of the puzzle. Pitfalls I encountered: What broke, what was harder than expected, and what I would do differently. Lessons learned: For anyone looking to build and ship their own SaaS. I hope to document the major wins and setba…  ( 9 min )
    Deploying FastAPI to AWS: Part 3 - Going Serverless with Lambda
    This is Part 3 of our FastAPI deployment series. We've covered EC2 and ECS Fargate - now let's explore the serverless approach. After deploying my FastAPI journal API using EC2 and ECS Fargate, I started working on some side projects. The problem? Even the smallest ECS setup was costing me $30-50/month per project, and most of my side projects get maybe 100 requests per day. That's when I discovered Lambda could run the same FastAPI application for literally $1-2 per month. Here's how serverless changed my approach to deploying personal projects. Lambda isn't always the answer, but it's perfect when: Variable traffic: Some days 10 requests, some days 1000 Cost is a concern: You want to pay only for what you use Minimal maintenance: You don't want to manage any infrastructure Quick experime…  ( 8 min )
    Natural Language Processing from Basics to Advanced: The Complete Guide for Innovators
    “NLP is one of the most critical AI domains, enabling real-world applications from search engines to medical diagnostics.” — Stanford NLP Group Stanford NLP Group By 2025, the global NLP market is projected to surpass $43 billion, fueled by innovations spanning automated medical scribing to intelligent legal research (Statista). Whether analyzing clinical records or powering smart assistants, NLP serves as AI's fundamental bridge to human communication. Natural Language Processing fuses linguistics, computer science, and machine learning, enabling computers to read, interpret, and generate human language at scale. From brittle, rule-based systems to today’s generative transformer architectures, NLP’s evolution is marked by bold paradigm shifts and technical breakthroughs. At its essence, …  ( 7 min )
    🏗️ From Render to Reality: Why Big Organizations Still Choose AWS
    “If it’s easy, it probably won’t scale. If it scales, it probably won’t be easy.” Before I started working on a production-grade project during my internship, I used to wonder — Why do big companies go through the pain of using complex cloud infrastructures like AWS, when we already have simple options like Render, Railway, and Vercel? I was building and deploying MERN stack apps with just a few clicks. Platforms like Render and Vercel made things so smooth — connect your GitHub, set some environment variables, and your app is live in minutes. There was no DevOps team involved. No scary IAM policies. No EC2 instances to babysit. So again, why AWS? Platforms like Render, Railway, and Vercel are a dream for solo developers, startups, and hackathon projects. They offer: ⚡ Fast, frictionless d…  ( 4 min )
    Step-by-Step Beginner Guide: Set Up Apache on AWS EC2 with Git Bash.
    Ever wondered how websites go live? In this guide, you’ll learn how to launch your web server on AWS EC2 using Git Bash on Windows. We’ll use Apache, a popular web server that delivers your site to anyone who visits it. No techy background needed, just clear, beginner-friendly steps. By the end, you’ll have a live server you can access from any browser. Let’s get started! Log in to your AWS account and create an instance: Name the instance (ApacheServer): Selete Ubuntu: Use t2 micro and select the already created key pair from the last article: Allow HTTP: with this setup, you’ll be able to view and test your work directly in the browser. Launch the Instance: Now, copy the IP address OPEN GiTBASH Connect your key pair: cd downloads Run this to set permission: chmod 400 your-key.pem Connect to the instance: ssh -i your-key.pem ubuntu@ip address When prompted, type yes and press Enter. Upgrade the system and Install: to upgrade(sudo apt upgrade -y) and to install(sudo apt install apache2 -y): Start Apache and Enable on Boot: Go back to your instance dashboard and copy the IP address and paste it into your web browser. You should see IT WORKS! 🎉 AMAZING RIGHT! And there you have it, my very first Apache web server running in the cloud, powered by AWS and set up entirely through Git Bash. Not bad for a beginner, right? This is just the beginning. Until next time, stay curious.  ( 3 min )
    A Practical Guide to Python's @property Decorator (with Examples)
    This tutorial is for intermediate Python learners who are already familiar with simple Python syntax, such as if...else statements. @property? The Python @property decorator is used to turn a method into a property. This means you can interact with the method as if it were an attribute. For instance, you can assign a value to it with person.salary = 4500 or access its value without using parentheses, like print(person.salary). This is all possible if the method has been decorated with @property. @property? The @property decorator is particularly useful when you have an attribute that requires validation or sanitization to prevent corruption. For example, imagine you have a percentage value that needs to be displayed on a user interface. To fit your UI design, you might want to ensure i…  ( 7 min )
    Guide: Deploy Ghost with Docker on Sliplane
    Ghost is an open source blogging and newsletter platform designed for professional publishers. In this guide, I want to show you, how you can spin up and deploy your own instance of Ghost using Docker and Sliplane. You can find a detailed guide on how to use ghost in the official docs: https://ghost.org/help/manual/ Login at Sliplane using your GitHub account. Click on "Create Project", choose a name for the project and click "Create Project". Click on the new project and then click on "Deploy Service". If you don't have a server yet, click on "Create Server". Select a location, instance type and name for your server and click on "Create Paid Server". The Base server type is selected by default and it should be plenty strong to run your Ghost app. You can always upgrade your server later…  ( 4 min )
    Análisis de datos con IA (gemini)
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    Intro to PYJSX
    Did you know that you can write JSX in python code? Yes, I am not kidding! It is actually possible today! You may have found jinja templates ugly and absolutely nightmare for templating in django or flask. If that's so, you are really going to enjoy this quick tutorial. In this article, I am going to show you an interesting approach to component driven frontend development in python using a new library which is called pyjsx. So, let's get started! First things first. Let's quickly set up a venv to install the required library. python3 -m venv .venv and activate it - In Linux/MacOS - source .venv/bin/activate # for POSIX Shells In Windows - ./.venv/Scripts/activate.bat REM for windows cmd ./.venv/Scripts/activate.ps1 # for powershell .venv/bin/pip3 install python-jsx # (for POSIX Sh…  ( 6 min )
    Vue - build dynamic reactive form
    / vue-dynamic-form This article intends to demonstrate dynamic and reactive form generation based on user-defined configurations. This is a Vue 3 application that demonstrates dynamic form generation based on user-defined configurations. The application allows users to specify how many input fields and select drop-downs they want, and then dynamically creates a form with the specified number of fields. vue-dynamic-form/ ├── src/ │ ├── components/ │ │ ├── FormDefinition.vue # Form configuration interface │ │ └── FormImplementation.vue # Dynamic form renderer │ ├── types/ │ │ └── form-definition.d.ts # TypeScript type definitions │ ├── App.vue # Main application component │ └── main.ts # Application entry poi…  ( 4 min )
    Diving into RDBMS & Data Integrity
    This blog is the second part of my series on learning Database Management Systems (DBMS). In the first blog, I covered the basics of DBMS, and in this post, we will delve into the details of Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS). I highly encourage you to read my previous blog before continuing with this one. So let’s get started!😁 A Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) is a type of database management system that stores data in the form of tables (also called relations). Each table consists of rows (records) and columns (attributes), and the data is organized so that relationships between different tables can be easily established using keys. Real-life Analogy Think of an RDBMS like an Excel workbook where each sheet (table) holds data about a specific topic (like stude…  ( 11 min )
    What are the benefits of using Sveltos versus the traditional ArgoCD/Flux GitOps flow?
    A common GitOps workflow looks like this: Create your new cluster Add it as a new target in your GitOps repo Install ArgoCD or Flux on the cluster (via CI/CD or prebuilt image) The GitOps controller begins syncing 🎉 Your cluster is now bootstrapped This works, but Sveltos offers significant advantages that improve this flow — especially at scale. ArgoCD/Flux: Requires manual registration of each new cluster. Not aware of when new clusters are created. Sveltos: Watches the management cluster (via Cluster API). Automatically discovers and registers new clusters. No manual onboarding needed — everything is event-driven. ArgoCD/Flux: Pull-based model: each cluster must pull from Git. Requires network, CNI, and GitOps controller to already be working. Sveltos: Push-based model from managem…  ( 4 min )
    Serve Static React Files with NGINX in a Multi-Stage Docker Build
    Hi there! I'm Maneshwar. Right now, I’m building LiveAPI, a first-of-its-kind tool that helps you automatically index API endpoints across all your repositories. LiveAPI makes it easier to discover, understand, and interact with APIs in large infrastructures. When you're deploying a React app, especially a custom build (like SSR output or static HTML), you want a clean, production-grade setup to serve those static files efficiently. Let’s break down how to do this using a multi-stage Docker build and NGINX, with your own customized static output path. We’ll build a React (or in your case, a Solid/Node hybrid) project inside a Docker container, extract only the built static files, and serve them using NGINX. Your folder contains a custom SSR build that ends up looking something like this: …  ( 4 min )
    The Class Imbalance Problem: How I Achieved 89% Accuracy on Customer Churn Prediction
    Class imbalance is the silent killer of ML models. In customer churn prediction, you typically have 10-15% churners vs 85-90% loyal customers. My project faced exactly this challenge, and here's how I solved it with a counterintuitive approach. The Problem: Severe Class Imbalance zeros = db_train[db_train['is_churn'] == 0] ones = db_train[db_train['is_churn'] == 1] print(zeros.shape) print(ones.shape) Output: (9354, 2) # Non-churners That's a 14.5:1 ratio - for every churner, I had 14.5 loyal customers. This kind of imbalance would make any model biased toward predicting "no churn" simply because it's the majority class. The Solution: Strategic Undersampling Instead of oversampling the minority class (which can introduce synthetic data artifacts), I chose to undersample the majority clas…  ( 4 min )
    nil Inteface Values Gotcha
    Consider the following program. What do you think will be printed? true or false? package main type MyInterface interface { DoSomething() } type MyInterfaceImplementation struct{} func (impl *MyInterfaceImplementation) DoSomething() {} func getMyInterfaceImplementation() *MyInterfaceImplementation { return nil } func getMyInterface() MyInterface { return getMyInterfaceImplementation() } func main() { fmt.Println(getMyInterface() == nil) } If you said true you will be surprised to find out that it's actually false. Let's print out what's returned by getMyInterface() func main() { fmt.Printf("%v %t\n", getMyInterface(), getMyInterface() == nil) } $ false That doesn't make any sense! We are getting a nil but the equality check with nil returns false. Why? Let's dig in a little deeper. func main() { fmt.Printf("%#v %t\n", getMyInterface(), getMyInterface() == nil) } $ (*main.MyInterfaceImplementation)(nil) false In the Go runtime interface values are implemented as tuples, meaning it is made up of two things. The first is the concrete type of the interface (here it is *main.MyInterfaceImplementation) and the second is the concrete value (nil). So getMyInterface() is not returning a nil but rather an interface value whose concrete value is nil. If we want our function to return a nil instead we need to make the following change. func getMyInterface() MyInterface { impl := getMyInterfaceImplementation() if impl == nil { return nil } return impl } $ true  ( 3 min )
    Breaking Into Tech
    The Struggle The hardest part about breaking into tech is getting your first professional experience. Once you have your first professional job, it gets easier over time. The job itself is going to be difficult, but you’ll figure out how to do it and, through help from your coworkers and multiple hours of studying, you’ll do it, but the hardest part is getting your foot in the door. You see what you have on your piece of paper. In this case, it's your resume. Work experience and projects really go a long way to forming who you are. Like experience and projects honestly are the most important things on your resume, recruiters won’t look at your resume for more than 6, maybe 7 seconds. Make sure to find the main sticking point on your resume that can sell you as a person well. I recommend …  ( 4 min )
    The Importance of Coding in the Human World
    In the modern era, coding—or computer programming—has emerged as one of the most influential forces shaping our daily lives. From the smartphones in our pockets to the traffic lights on the road, and even the way we communicate, learn, and do business, coding lies at the heart of it all. But beyond the screens and devices, the importance of coding in the human world is far deeper and more impactful than many realize. Coding is the language of technology. Whether it's developing apps, designing websites, or programming self-driving cars, every technological advancement begins with lines of code. Without it, we wouldn't have the software that powers everything from artificial intelligence and robotics to e-commerce platforms and social media. The innovation that has revolutionized our world …  ( 4 min )
    Dark Web Scraping Using AI : Tools, Techniques, and Challenges
    The Dark Web has a lot of useful information, especially in hidden forums and marketplaces. But getting to that data isn’t always easy. You’ll often run into things like CAPTCHAs and tools that block web scraping. And writing your own code to get past these issues can take a lot of time and effort. In this blog, i’ll show you an easier way. Using Llama, we can collect, understand, and even talk about Dark Web data without writing hundreds of lines of code or getting stuck on common problems. Can you believe it? Amazing, right? Let’s dive in! As always, our go-to tool for building powerful applications is Python🐍! #requirements.txt streamlit langchain langchain_ollama selenium beautifulsoup4 Streamlit allows for quick creation of interactive web apps, LangChain offers a framework for…  ( 9 min )
    How I Blog with Bots (But You Can Still Blame Me) 😅
    The cover image is a result of me getting very impatient with ChatGPT after the third nearly perfect cover of some random stranger that was supposed to be me. So, I'm yelling, "that's definitely not my face!" and ChatGPT insists theres a resemblance (there's not). It didn't take much for me to give up and upload a real picture, as a guide. 🦄 Spoiler: The very next one was a total disaster, but the last attempt? Not half bad! 🤣 At some point during the day yesterday, I was working on a project and talking to a friend about the whole AI “thing” (that’s the new technical word for it, by the way 🤩). Then out of nowhere, it dawned on me... I’m pretty positive that I don’t have a single post with the sort of footer/disclaimer that I’ve been preaching about for weeks, to anyone who would liste…  ( 8 min )
    Hey all, it's my first blog. Please give it a read and let me know what enhancements should be added for my next blogs. Hope you like it :)
    🚀 React for Absolute Beginners: What the Heck Is a Component? Srushti Patil ・ Jul 13 #react #webdev #beginners #javascript  ( 3 min )
    Understanding PostgreSQL crosstab
    Usually piece of data in SQL is represented as a row in a table. Often it's convenient to represent it as a cell in pivot table. Crosstab could help us in it. Let's see how it works. First of all let's prepare data. Here I created tables a and b, and so-called join table c, which is related to a and b. create sequence myseq start 1; create table a ( id bigint default nextval('myseq'::regclass) not null primary key, name text NOT NULL ); create table b ( id bigint default nextval('myseq'::regclass) not null primary key, name text NOT NULL ); create table c ( a_id bigint not null references a(id), b_id bigint not null references b(id), value text ); Now let's seed tables with data. insert into a (name) values ('a1'), ('a2'), ('a3'); -- Result: -- +--+----+ …  ( 6 min )
    GSoC Week 6: Deep Diving into the Interactive Book Issue
    As I mentioned in my GSoC Week 5: Markdown broke, CI/CD woke, after completing the release pipeline of the app, I jumped back into the Interactive Book issue. Since it hadn’t been resolved the previous week, I decided to approach it with a fresh mind—and honestly, a whole new debugging strategy. I started from scratch and quickly discovered that the three custom builders—IbEmbedSyntax, IbMdTagSyntax, and IbLiquidSyntaxwere the main culprits. These builders are responsible for parsing custom markup, but they weren’t doing a great job. I attempted to make them more robust by tweaking their RegExp getPattern methods to improve parsing. There was some progress, but unfortunately, it still wasn’t functioning properly and lost core functionality toward the end. At this point, I had a realization…  ( 5 min )
    Spring Web MVC: The Java Waiter Behind Every Web Request
    🍽️ Real-Life Analogy: A Restaurant and the Waiter Imagine you're at a restaurant. You walk in and give your order to the waiter. The waiter takes your request to the kitchen. The kitchen prepares your food and hands it to the waiter. The waiter brings the finished dish to your table. Simple, right? This is exactly how Spring Web MVC works in a Java web application. Spring Web MVC is a part of the Spring Framework that follows the Model-View-Controller pattern. It helps build web applications by neatly separating: Model (data) View (what the user sees) Controller (logic that handles user requests) In our restaurant story: Customer = Web Browser (User) Waiter = Controller Kitchen = Service / Model Menu/View = HTML page (what the user sees) Let’s say a user clicks a link like http:…  ( 4 min )
    Create open-cv Python layer for AWS Lambda
    AWS Lambda allows you to run code without provisioning or managing servers. One common use case is to handle image processing tasks such as object detection, image transformation, and computer vision tasks with OpenCV. However, OpenCV is a large library, and packaging it with your Lambda function code can be tricky because Lambda has a size limit for deployment packages. A better and only approach is to use Lambda Layers, which enable you to reuse common libraries across multiple functions. I have struggled a lot when trying to create a layer for opencv-python so that I can use cv2 and numpy in my code. There are some documents, repos out there but they are all outdated. In this blog post, I will show you how to create an OpenCV layer for AWS Lambda in 2025. First let's make a folder. Th…  ( 4 min )
    Create a landing page for your startup without paying for hosting
    Try https://querysite.site now! Launching a startup is exciting, but getting your website up and running can sometimes be a hassle — and expensive. Between domain registration, hosting fees, and deploying your code, the costs and complexity add up fast. What if there was a way to create a simple, beautiful landing page without paying for hosting or managing servers at all? Welcome to QuerySite — a revolutionary platform that lets you build and share full websites entirely stored in a URL’s query string. That means no backend, no databases, and zero hosting costs. Just your code, compressed and encoded, running right in the browser. Instead of uploading your site files somewhere, QuerySite turns your HTML into a single URL. Anyone who opens that link instantly sees your fully functional landing page — no servers needed. It’s like magic, but it’s all powered by modern web technologies and smart compression. Free forever: No monthly fees, no hidden costs. Your landing page lives in the URL. Instant sharing: Send your landing page link via email, social media, or QR code. No setup required: No need to configure hosting or learn deployment tools. Fully customizable: Write your own HTML — or start from a template. Safe & portable: Your page runs entirely in the browser sandbox — no external dependencies. Getting Started: Create Your First Landing Page in Minutes Paste your HTML code in the editor. Querysite generates a link as soon as you type in code! Share the URL anywhere! Anyone with the link sees your landing page instantly. Try https://querysite.site now!  ( 3 min )
    🚀 React for Absolute Beginners: What the Heck Is a Component?
    👋 Welcome, Curious Coder! Let’s break it down in the simplest way possible 👇 Think of your UI like a LEGO house: Each brick = a component Put them together to make walls, rooms, even the whole house! Open Netflix (or imagine it). You see: A navigation bar at the top ✅ A list of shows in rows ✅ A card for each movie ✅ Each of those is a React component: In React, a component is a reusable piece of UI — like a button, navbar, or profile card. Here’s what a basic React component looks like: function Hello() { return Hello, world! 🌍 ; } You just made your own UI element! To use it inside your app: function App() { return ( ); } That’s called reusing a component. And it’s powerful! 👉 Next Steps JSX is NOT HTML (And That’s Okay 😌) Thanks for reading! Let me know in the comments: 💬 What React concept confused you the most at first?  ( 3 min )
    Setting Up Cursor Rules: The Complete Guide to AI-Enhanced Development
    Transform your coding experience with properly configured Cursor Rules that actually work Think of Cursor Rules as your AI assistant's instruction manual. They're custom guidelines that tell Cursor's AI how to behave when writing code, making suggestions, and helping with your project. Instead of generic responses, you get context-aware help that understands your specific tech stack, coding patterns, and project structure. Most developers either: Skip rules entirely - Missing out on 80% of Cursor's potential Copy-paste generic rules - Getting mediocre, one-size-fits-all responses Write overly complex rules - Confusing the AI with too many instructions Use outdated .cursorrules files - Missing the new powerful features Store rules in .cursor/rules/ directory - they're version-controlled a…  ( 7 min )
    🧱⚙️🧩 Monolithic vs. SOA vs. Microservices — A Fun and Friendly Guide!
    🎉 Welcome, curious coder! Whether you're just starting your tech journey or brushing up on architecture concepts, you're in for a treat. Today, we’re going to explore three big stars in the world of software design: Monolithic, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), and Microservices. We’ll break them down using toys, fun comparisons, emojis, and bite-sized nuggets of wisdom. Let’s jump in! "One app to rule them all!" Imagine you have one huge toy box. All your cars, dolls, Legos, and board games live in it together. That’s exactly how Monolithic Architecture works — everything is built, deployed, and run as a single giant application. One Block: Everything (UI, business logic, data access) is tightly bundled together. Single Deployment: One file or package does it all! Simple to Start: Gre…  ( 5 min )
    Deploy of Application from S3 Bucket Using AWS Amplify
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    How Jekyll almost killed our vitepress docs
    We created Nixopus to simplify self-hosting. Think of it as Heroku or Netlify, but built for developers who want full control, especially when working with Docker apps. Naturally, we used Nixopus itself to host our own documentation in the early days. But as we rolled out alpha builds and moved fast, the setup started pushing back. To make sure our docs stayed accessible and reliable for users, we temporarily shifted to GitHub Pages. That’s when Jekyll, GitHub’s default static site generator, started messing with our VitePress setup. Here’s what happened. We started by setting up a custom domain for our docs at docs.nixopus.com. After adding a CNAME file to the repository, we updated the DNS records to point to GitHub’s servers. Domain validation went through without any hiccups. Next, we …  ( 5 min )
    Help me fix the error code
    I’m currently developing some utility code that I consider as a small library to help speed up CRUD operations using ExpressJS and MongoDB, with Mongoose as the ODM. const mapModel = { product: productsModel, user:usersModel, order:ordersModel, review:reviewsModel, }; function Method(app) { app.all("/api/CRUD/:type/{/:id}", async (req, res) => { const { type, id } = req.params; console.log({ type,populate, id }) const data = req.body; console.log({ type, id }) const models = mapModel[type]; if (!models) { return res.status(400).json({ message: "Invalid type", status: "error", }); } if (id) { try { let isExist = await models.findById(id); if (!isExist) {…  ( 4 min )
    🎨 I Created My First VS Code Theme, Introducing VoidCore
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    Leet Code Problem Solutions
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    Swift program to convert an integer to a Roman numeral — a classic LeetCode problem: "Integer to Roman" (Problem #12).
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    CLOUD PRACTITIONER Revisión de Examen y Simulación
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    Automated Backup System from Dropbox to Google Drive using n8n
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    Boost Productivity with AI Gamification!
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    Daily JavaScript Challenge #JS-225: Height Checker
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    Bank of England governor warns against private stablecoin issuance
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    Michael Saylor signals Bitcoin buy after one-week hiatus
    Strategy continues to lead the pack among Bitcoin treasury companies, issuing debt and equity instruments to finance more purchases.
    Michael Saylor signals Bitcoin buy after one-week hiatus
    Strategy continues to lead the pack among Bitcoin treasury companies, issuing debt and equity instruments to finance more purchases.
    Bitcoin hits new all-time high above $119K as trader eyes 7-week uptrend
    BTC price action is copying late 2024 — and that could result in fresh 50% gains, one trader says as late Bitcoin shorts feel the pain again.
    Bitcoin hits new all-time high above $119K as trader eyes 7-week uptrend
    BTC price action is copying late 2024 — and that could result in fresh 50% gains, one trader says as late Bitcoin shorts feel the pain again.
    RWAs build mirrors where they need building blocks
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    RWAs build mirrors where they need building blocks
    Most RWAs remain isolated and underutilized instead of composable, DeFi-ready building blocks. It's time to change that.
    Who owns the most Bitcoin in 2025? The rich list revealed
    From exchanges and ETFs to sovereign treasuries and crypto billionaires, Bitcoin’s ownership map in 2025 reveals a mix of concentration and quiet decentralization.
    How to day trade crypto using ChatGPT and Grok
    AI tools like Grok and ChatGPT are changing how traders approach crypto day trading, spotting sentiment shifts in real time and turning them into structured trade plans.
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    CZ shares rumors linking Coinbase to Bloomberg’s Trump stablecoin report
    Binance founder CZ shared a tweet alleging Coinbase as the anonymous source behind Bloomberg’s report targeting Trump’s crypto project and Binance.
    CZ shares rumors linking Coinbase to Bloomberg’s Trump stablecoin report
    Binance founder CZ shared a tweet alleging Coinbase as the anonymous source behind Bloomberg’s report targeting Trump’s crypto project and Binance.
    Collapsed crypto firm Ziglu faces $2.7M deficit amid special administration
    Thousands of savers face potential losses after a $2.7 million shortfall was discovered at Ziglu, a British crypto fintech that entered special administration.
    Collapsed crypto firm Ziglu faces $2.7M deficit amid special administration
    Thousands of savers face potential losses after a $2.7 million shortfall was discovered at Ziglu, a British crypto fintech that entered special administration.
    Czech central bank adds Coinbase to portfolio, boosts Palantir holdings
    The Czech National Bank boosted its investment in Palantir and entered the crypto space by acquiring Coinbase shares in Q2.
    Czech central bank adds Coinbase to portfolio, boosts Palantir holdings
    The Czech National Bank boosted its investment in Palantir and entered the crypto space by acquiring Coinbase shares in Q2.
    Bitcoin headed for 36 more public companies by year-end: Blockware
    The corporate Bitcoin adoption race is “mostly being spearheaded by brand new companies or dying companies you’ve never heard of,” says Blockware.
    Bitcoin headed for 36 more public companies by year-end: Blockware
    The corporate Bitcoin adoption race is “mostly being spearheaded by brand new companies or dying companies you’ve never heard of,” says Blockware.
    Bitcoin retail interest ‘almost nowhere to be found’ as BTC taps highs
    Bitcoin’s surge to all-time highs has barely moved the needle in Google search interest compared to the spike seen after Donald Trump won the US presidential election in November.
    Bitcoin retail interest ‘almost nowhere to be found’ as BTC taps highs
    Bitcoin’s surge to all-time highs has barely moved the needle in Google search interest compared to the spike seen after Donald Trump won the US presidential election in November.
    Schiff says sell Bitcoin for silver as $258K target looms: Hodler’s Digest, July 6 – 12
    Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff calls Bitcoin a selling opportunity as it hits new highs, high-leverage trader James Wynn deactivates his X account, and other news.
    Schiff says sell Bitcoin for silver as $258K target looms: Hodler’s Digest, July 6 – 12
    Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff calls Bitcoin a selling opportunity as it hits new highs, high-leverage trader James Wynn deactivates his X account, and other news.
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    ICP Jumps 4% as Launch of AI-Powered Self-Writing Web3 Apps Platform ‘Caffeine’ Nears
    Caffeine, which calls itself “the first complete tech stack designed for AI,” launches July 15 in San Francisco.  ( 29 min )
    Chart of the Week: 'Hyperbitcoinization' May Not Be Just Maximalist Fantasy Anymore
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    Bitcoin Breaks $119, While XLM and HBAR Lead Altcoin Rally
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    The human harbor: Navigating identity and meaning in the AI age
    The future is marked by deepening uncertainty about our place in it, and by growing ambiguity about the nature of human purpose itself.  ( 12 min )
    Stop vetting engineers like it’s 2021 — the AI-native workforce has arrived
    Jobs will fade and rise due to AI. But those who learn to screen, train and build dev teams around AI-enabled talent will write the future.  ( 7 min )
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    Xiaomi YU7 Ultra SUV Spotted: High-Performance Variant Likely In The Works
    Recently, Xiaomi launched its first fully electric SUV, the YU7, which comes in three variants—excluding the Ultra variant found in the SU7 sedan. However, just weeks after the launch, spy shots of what appears to be the YU7 Ultra were shared on social media platforms by China EV. As usual, the SUV was camouflaged. Nevertheless, […] The post Xiaomi YU7 Ultra SUV Spotted: High-Performance Variant Likely In The Works appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    China Semiconductor Plans Could Be Plagued By “Zombie Fabs”
    Ever since the first executive order was signed by sitting US President Trump all those years ago, to curtail China’s AI and semiconductor ambitions, the country naturally entered into a state of self-preservation that has seen it pumping billions of dollars into the industry. However, a lack of experts in the field, technical shortcomings, and […] The post China Semiconductor Plans Could Be Plagued By “Zombie Fabs” appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    LEGO Transformers: Soundwave To Cost RM799.90 In Malaysia
    LEGO and Hasbro are not exactly unlikely partners, seeing as the two have brought us brick Optimus Prime before. The have joined forces again to bring another brick Transformer to market, this time a Decepticon. More specifically, it’s Soundwave, and it speaks, sort of. Coming in at 1,505 pieces and standing 13 inches tall when […] The post LEGO Transformers: Soundwave To Cost RM799.90 In Malaysia appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    Switch 2 User Gets Banned By Nintendo After Using Second-Hand Game Cards
    Nintendo is notoriously strict when it comes to pirated software, but a recent incident has raised concerns on how it handles potential cases. A Switch 2 owner, known as dmanthey on Reddit, reported that they were temporarily banned from online services after installing updates for used game cards purchased through Facebook Marketplace. In the post, […] The post Switch 2 User Gets Banned By Nintendo After Using Second-Hand Game Cards appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    YouTube To Replace Trending Page With Charts
    The YouTube Trending page was launched way back in 2015, and after a decade, the company has decided to end its existence. The page will be replaced by YouTube Charts, which displays popular content according to specific categories rather than lumping it all into a single all-encompassing list. At the moment, YouTube Charts includes separate […] The post YouTube To Replace Trending Page With Charts appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )

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    Kestra: The Workflow Orchestration Tool You Haven't Heard Of (But Should)
    What is Kestra? Kestra is an open-source workflow orchestration platform that uses declarative YAML to define workflows. Think of it as a universal automation engine that can orchestrate anything – from simple file processing to complex multi-step business processes. Unlike traditional CI/CD tools or data pipeline orchestrators, Kestra is designed to be genuinely general-purpose. It can handle DevOps tasks, business processes, data workflows, and basically anything that involves "do X, then Y, then Z." Here's a workflow that handles our entire customer onboarding process: id: customer-onboarding namespace: business-processes inputs: - id: customer_email type: STRING required: true - id: customer_name type: STRING required: true - id: plan_type type: STRING …  ( 8 min )
    Just launched this open-source CLI to fix context loss with Claude and other LLMs. Works great for long coding sessions and prompt engineering workflows. Would love feedback!
    Claude Keeps Forgetting Stuff. So I Built This… Jason (AKA SEM) ・ Jul 12 #ai #programming #promptengineering #prp  ( 3 min )
    Why I Chose Codecademy to Learn Full-Stack Web Development
    When I started learning web development, I was overwhelmed by scattered tutorials and random YouTube videos. I needed more than information—I needed structure and a clear roadmap to guide me. That’s why I chose Codecademy. Their Full-Stack Web Development path breaks down complex topics like HTML, JavaScript, React, Node.js, and deployment into bite-sized lessons with instant feedback. The browser-based IDE means no setup hassles, just focused learning and progress. “It’s just code, feedback, and progress—one lesson at a time.” While freeCodeCamp offers deep, free content, I needed a more linear, guided experience to keep momentum and motivation early on. Codecademy’s platform gave me that — helping me build confidence and consistency. Check out the full story on my blog at console.log where I dive deeper into: How I saved money on Codecademy Pro Why I set a tough 3-month goal What’s next after finishing the full-stack path Thanks for reading! If you’re on your own learning journey, I’d love to hear from you. —  ( 3 min )
    # 🎨 I built QuoteSparkBot – a Telegram bot for multilingual quotes with custom image generation
    Hey devs 👋 Just finished a personal side project I wanted to share: QuoteSparkBot, a Telegram bot that delivers inspirational quotes… with a twist. The goal: provide translated, visual, and fully personalized quotes inside Telegram – with rich customization and automation options. 🖼 Stylized quote images generated via a custom Canvas engine 🌍 Automatic translation (supports 10+ languages) 🛠 User preference system: style, themes, subtitles, captions, etc. 📅 Scheduled quote posting in groups/channels 💬 Custom captions/legends 💎 Premium mode (beta) for content creators 🔐 Backend secured with persistent storage and encoded logic 👉 https://t.me/QuoteSparkBot Bot is live and can be added to groups and channels. Example customization menu: Example Quote cards models menu Futuristic Theme Urban theme Node.js + node-telegram-bot-api Canvas-based custom image renderer MongoDB for preferences & logs Task scheduler (cron-style) for automated delivery Telegram inline keyboard interface + callback handlers How to build a dynamic image generator with Canvas in Node Implementing user preference systems with persistence Keeping Telegram UX smooth while handling customization Building something stable and production-ready Happy to hear any thoughts: Features you’d expect from a quote bot? How to make onboarding more engaging? Dev questions about image gen, scheduling, or architecture? Thanks for reading 🙏 — Techno otaku  ( 3 min )
    Evil-GPT V2 Room | TryHackMe
    Welcome to the Evil-GPT V2 Room on Try Hack Me! This walkthrough for the Evil-GPT V2 Room on TryHackMe is for educational purposes only. The author assumes no responsibility for any misuse or damage resulting from the use of this walkthrough. Unauthorized use of systems you do not own or have explicit permission to test is illegal and strictly prohibited. I have already solved the first part, i.e, Evil-GPT, which was a simple room as it involved playing with commands using Natural Language in the command prompt itself. You will be able to manage it. This room focuses on directly exploiting an AI Chatbot using prompts in order to make it reveal the flag value. One of the AI red teaming attacks that I made use of to get the flag info is PROMPT INJECTION. Prompt Injection basically makes use…  ( 5 min )
    Programming Entry Level: examples inheritance
    Understanding Examples Inheritance for Beginners Have you ever noticed how a puppy is like a dog, but also has its own unique characteristics? That's the core idea behind inheritance in programming! It's a powerful concept that lets you create new things based on existing ones, saving you time and making your code more organized. Understanding inheritance is a common topic in programming interviews, and it's a fundamental building block for writing larger, more complex programs. Let's dive in! Inheritance is a way to create a new class (a blueprint for creating objects) based on an existing class. The new class "inherits" all the properties and methods (functions) of the original class, and then you can add new properties and methods or modify the existing ones. Think of it like this: yo…  ( 6 min )
    Building Scalable Web Apps with Serverless Architecture
    Technology is always growing. Every day, people find better ways to build websites and apps. Long ago, websites were small and slow. Now, they are fast and can handle many users at the same time. This is possible because of something called serverless architecture. It helps developers build big apps without worrying about big servers. When we say “serverless,” it doesn’t mean there are no servers. It means developers don’t need to manage them. Big companies like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft handle the servers. Developers just write the code, and the cloud does the rest. This saves time and money. In the past, people needed to rent or buy servers. They had to take care of them. If more users came, they had to upgrade. It was hard work. Now, with serverless, that hard work is gone. You don’…  ( 5 min )
    Introducing AGAI
    I’ve been building web servers in Go for a while now, and I kept running into the same friction points: boilerplate overload, unclear structure, and too many “magical” abstractions. So I built something for myself — and maybe for you too. AGAI is a minimal, model-driven web framework in Go. Model-driven design: Define models once, get query builders and migrations out of the box. Multi-style templates: For people who like their logic separate but still readable, different templating mechanisms. Comes with PHP-style templating system Component system: Reusable chunks of JSON + DB that sync cleanly. Disk-based session storage: When in-memory isn't enough. Clean CLI: One-liners to bootstrap, migrate, and start the server. No black-box magic: You always know what’s happening. It comes with: Disk-based and in-memory session storage A CLI to scaffold, migrate, and run the server View system based on HTTP methods (get.php, post.php, etc.) Clean project layout and routing style I wanted a Go framework that: Doesn't force me to glue together a bunch of libraries Has just enough structure to keep big projects manageable Supports componentized, reusable data Keeps performance top-notch If you’ve built even one real Go web app, I’d appreciate: What’s your first impression? What would stop you from using it? What would make it better? GitHub: https://github.com/vrianta/agai Docs: User Guide Happy to answer questions or dig into implementation details. Appreciate your time, and thanks in advance for checking it out.  ( 3 min )
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    🚀 5 AI Tools That Saved Me 20+ Hours Last Month theorienet ・ Jul 12 #developers #webdev #ai #automation  ( 2 min )
    🚀 5 AI Tools That Saved Me 20+ Hours Last Month
    (And Why I’ll Keep Using Them in My Dev Workflow) Let’s be real — there are way too many “must-try AI tools” out there. These are 5 AI tools that actually earned a spot in my daily workflow — not just because they’re cool, but because they saved me time. 1. 🧠 ChatGPT (GPT-4o) Write clean README files Refactor code snippets Translate logic to English (for clients) Brainstorm product copy 💡 Bonus tip: Create custom GPTs for code reviews or bug-hunting patterns. Surprisingly useful. 2. ✍️ Notion AI Documenting systems Writing user flows for clients Summarizing 40-minute meetings in seconds ⚡ It helps me explain technical things to non-technical people — and that’s priceless. 3. 🎬 Descript Cut “uhs” and “ums” in one click Edit code demo voiceovers Auto-captions for shorts 🎥 If you’re recording code walkthroughs or tutorials, this tool is a must. 4. ✨ Midjourney + CapCut AI Create product launch images Edit mobile-friendly short videos Share my workflow visually 📈 Great for landing page visuals and demo GIFs too. 5. 🛠️ GitHub Copilot Autocompleting functions Explaining unknown libraries Writing boilerplate tests 🔍 I paired it with TabNine for a while but Copilot still wins in long-term dev sessions. 🤔 Is AI Magic? No. Here’s the key: 🔥 What tools saved you hours this month? 🧲 Optional CTA: 🧠 Final Thoughts Use AI like a smart junior dev — fast, focused, and never tired. — ✌️ Thanks for reading. You can follow me here for weekly dev tips.  ( 4 min )
    Why Not Implement HMR with Static Analysis?
    A few months ago, I came across an article called How to build Hot Module Replacement in Python, which talked about using their Python static analysis tool Tach to generate a dependency graph in a key-value format like this: { "a.py": ["b.py", "c.py"], "b.py": ["d.py"], "d.py": ["e.py"], "c.py": ["f.py"] } By the way, this project became unmaintained last month 😅. I only found out after asking that the developer left to start an AI company. I think someone in the comments put it well: I guess that's the issue with open source tools being backed by VCs. These tools will never be maintained if you can't make tons of money off of them. The basic idea is that whenever a file changes, you use the dependency graph to update (i.e., re-import) that file and all the modules it directly o…  ( 5 min )
    Building HelpMe webapp – Part 2: Core Ticket Routes with Express & Mongoose
    In this follow‑up, we’ll implement the ticket creation, user ticket listing, and single ticket view endpoints . You’ll learn why we choose specific methods, how we structure controllers, and what’s coming next. Quick Recap (Part 1) Project setup with Express, Mongoose, environment variables, and cookie‑based JWT auth Schemas: User and Ticket models with proper validations and references Authentication: register/login/logout routes with bcrypt hashing and HTTP‑only cookies Middleware: verifyToken to validate JWTs, and roleMiddleware() for access control Objectives of This Post Create a ticket (POST /api/tickets) List my tickets (GET /api/tickets/my-tickets) View a single ticket (GET /api/tickets/:ticketId) You’ll see how we: Organize controllers to separate business logic from routes U…  ( 8 min )
    Programming Entry Level: cheat sheet javascript
    Understanding Cheat Sheet JavaScript for Beginners JavaScript can seem daunting at first, with a lot of concepts to grasp. That's where a "cheat sheet" comes in handy! It's not about cheating – it's a quick reference guide to the most common and essential parts of the language. Think of it like a recipe card for your favorite dish. You might eventually memorize the recipe, but it's great to have it written down when you're starting out. Knowing where to find key information quickly is a valuable skill, especially when you're learning or tackling a new problem. Cheat sheets are also frequently asked about in junior developer interviews – being able to quickly recall fundamental syntax is a plus! A JavaScript cheat sheet isn't a comprehensive guide to everything JavaScript can do. Instea…  ( 6 min )
    Hackerrank - SQL - Higher Than 75 Marks
    Problem Description Query the Name of any student in STUDENTS who scored higher than 75 Marks. Order your output by the last three characters of each name. If two or more students both have names ending in the same last three characters (i.e.: Bobby, Robby, etc.), secondary sort them by ascending ID. The STUDENTS table is described as follows: Column Type ID INTEGER NAME STRING MARKS INTEGER The Name column only contains uppercase (A-Z) and lowercase (a-z) letters. Use a SELECT statement to retrieve the NAME column from the STUDENTS table Apply a WHERE clause to filter for students with marks greater than 75 Order the results by: The last three characters of each name (using the RIGHT function) Student ID as a secondary sort criterion Start with the SELECT statement to retrieve the NAME column: SELECT NAME Specify the table to query from: FROM STUDENTS Add the WHERE clause to filter for students with marks greater than 75: WHERE MARKS > 75 Add the ORDER BY clause with two sort criteria: First, sort by the last three characters of each name using the RIGHT function Then, sort by ID in ascending order ORDER BY RIGHT(NAME, 3), ID The final query: SELECT NAME FROM STUDENTS WHERE MARKS > 75 ORDER BY RIGHT(NAME, 3), ID ; The query will return a single column containing the names of students who scored more than 75 marks, ordered by the last three characters of their names. If multiple students have names ending with the same three characters, they will be sorted by their ID in ascending order. Repo: https://github.com/mrpunkdasilva/hackerrank/tree/main/sql/basic/more-than-75-marks  ( 4 min )
    🧠 Build or Use a Free Dream Interpreter Powered by AI – No Login Required!
    🎥 Watch the Demo on YouTube Have you ever woken up from a weird dream and asked yourself, “What the heck did that mean?” Now there's a completely free and instant way to find out — using AI. Introducing the Dream Interpreter Tool by HTML5x.com — a blend of AI + psychology + ancient wisdom (think: Ibn Sirin) that helps users understand their dreams without logging in or downloading anything. The tool is a free online dream interpreter built using: Natural Language Processing (NLP) to parse dream text A curated database of symbols based on: Islamic dream interpretation (e.g., Ibn Sirin’s work) Western psychology (Freud, Jung) Common AI symbolism models Multilingual AI integration for global accessibility And yes, zero ads, zero paywalls, and zero logins — just type your dream and get the …  ( 4 min )
    Advanced C# Testing: Property-Based Testing and Mutation Testing
    Advanced C# Testing: Property-Based Testing and Mutation Testing Testing feels like flossing your teeth—everyone knows they should do it, but many developers only focus on the basics. Unit testing is the bread and butter of most test suites, but if you stick only to traditional unit tests, you may miss edge cases or leave holes in your code coverage. That’s where advanced testing techniques like property-based testing and mutation testing come in. In this post, we’ll go beyond the basics. We'll explore FsCheck for property-based testing and Stryker.NET for mutation testing, diving deep into how these tools can help you write robust tests and improve code quality. Imagine you’re testing a function that calculates discounts based on a user’s membership level. A typical unit test might veri…  ( 6 min )
    Building a Content Delivery Network: Cloudflare's Edge Architecture
    Building a Content Delivery Network: Cloudflare's Edge Architecture Introduction: The Backbone of Modern Internet Imagine visiting a website, and regardless of where you are in the world, the page loads in milliseconds. Now imagine millions of users accessing the same website simultaneously without any noticeable drop in speed or availability. This seamless experience is made possible by Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) — the invisible infrastructure that powers the modern web. For senior software engineers preparing for system design interviews, understanding the design of a global CDN is crucial. CDNs optimize content delivery by minimizing latency, balancing global traffic, and protecting against malicious attacks like DDoS. In this blog post, we’ll examine how to design …  ( 7 min )
    Designing a Web Crawler: Building Google Bot at Scale
    Designing a Web Crawler: Building Google Bot at Scale Web crawlers are the backbone of search engines, enabling them to index billions of web pages efficiently and provide users with relevant content in milliseconds. Designing a distributed web crawler that operates at the scale of Google Bot is no small feat—it requires you to balance efficiency, scalability, politeness, and compliance with web standards, all while handling dynamic and ever-changing content on the web. In this blog post, we’ll dive deep into the design of a highly scalable web crawler. Whether you’re preparing for a system design interview or simply curious about the engineering behind distributed crawling systems, this post is your ultimate guide. We’ll cover politeness policies, handling dynamic content, managing the…  ( 6 min )
    The Invisible Epidemic 😷: Facing the Silent Crisis of Burnout [with Sam Loeffler]
    Original post: https://onboardedhq.substack.com/p/facing-the-silent-crisis-of-burnout Something we all chase early in our careers is the "dream job". You know the one. It's got the impressive title, the top-tier company name, and the salary that makes our parents proud. But what if climbing the ladder too quickly just gives you a better view of how lost you really are? I recently had the honor of talking with Samantha Loeffler, and her story is one every ambitious person in their 20s needs to hear. By age 30, Sam was a Marketing Director at a leading fortune 500 company. She was the definition of success, rapidly climbing the corporate ladder and leading key initiatives 📈. On LinkedIn, she was living the dream but if you talked to her you’d hear a different story. Internally, she was fall…  ( 7 min )
    Why HikariCP Throws Timeout & How to Fix It
    Originally published on Medium Cover photo by luis gomes If you're seeing SQLTransientConnectionException from HikariCP, it’s not always the database. Business logic inside a DB connection scope can silently block the pool. Keep non-DB work outside the connection scope to avoid timeouts and cascading failures. If you’ve worked with HikariCP for connection pooling in Java or Scala, you may have hit this error: java.sql.SQLTransientConnectionException: your-pool-name - Connection is not available, request timed out after 30000ms. In my article How Slow Queries Lead to HikariCP Connection Timeouts, I attributed the issue to slow SQL queries. But recently, I discovered a different culprit: non-database logic holding the connection longer than it should. HikariCP times out and throws an exce…  ( 5 min )
    🧠 Understanding the CAP Theorem – Through Alice’s Distributed Adventure 🚀
    Distributed systems are everywhere — from your favorite social media platforms to online banking. But making them work reliably isn’t easy. One foundational concept every backend engineer or system designer needs to understand is the CAP Theorem. CAP stands for Consistency, Availability, and Partition Tolerance. Proposed by Eric Brewer in 2000, the CAP Theorem states that: In any distributed data system, you can only guarantee two out of the following three properties at the same time: Consistency (C): Every node sees the same data at the same time. Availability (A): Every request gets a response — success or failure. Partition Tolerance (P): The system continues to function even if network issues split it into disconnected parts. When a network partition occurs (and it will, eventually), …  ( 4 min )
    What if your app could get what it needs—without building everything itself? That’s the magic of dependency injection in App.
    As mobile developers, we've all hit that point where our app starts small… but then features stack up, services multiply, and suddenly you're wrestling with a monster. Dependency Injection (DI) steps in as a lifesaver. In simple terms, DI is a design pattern that helps you supply an object’s dependencies from the outside, instead of creating them inside the object. In this app, we’re handling Dependency Injection (DI) using the GetIt package — a popular service locator in Dart and Flutter. register services (like Auth, API handlers, databases, etc.) and retrieve them anywhere in the app — without having to manually pass them down through constructors. code clean, decoupled, and scalable. Whether you're working with state management, API layers, or storage services, GetIt helps manage those…  ( 5 min )
    From Pain Point to Public Package: A Developer's Guide to Publishing on NPM
    As developers, we constantly build small utilities and solve niche problems. But how often do we package those solutions to share with others and our future selves? This guide will walk you through the entire process of publishing your own NPM package, from the spark of an idea to seeing it live on the NPM registry. We'll use a real-world example, the just-color-it library, to illustrate this journey. Every great package begins with a "why", a problem it aims to solve. I had a realization while using the immensely popular chalk library. With millions of weekly downloads, chalk is a powerhouse for styling terminal output. However, I found that for most development needs, it was like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. The core requirement was simple: differentiate between success, warning,…  ( 6 min )
    Provide shared file storage for the company offices
    What is a Shared File Storage: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/files/. Simply put, Azure Files is a dependable, cloud-based solution for shared file management. In this article, we will be focusing on: Create a storage account for the finance department’s shared files. In the portal, search for and select Storage accounts. Select + Create. For Resource group select Create new. Give your resource group a name and select OK to save your changes. For Resource group select Create new. Give your resource group a name and select OK to save your changes. Provide a Storage account name. Ensure the name meets the naming requirements. Set the Performance to Premium. Set the Premium account type to File shares. Set the Redundancy to Zone-redundant storage. Select Review an…  ( 4 min )
    Automating My Inbox with AI: A Python Email Assistant using Cohere, Gmail API, and Telegram Alerts
    Managing emails can be exhausting — especially when it involves repetitive tasks like sorting, replying, or adding deadlines to a calendar. So I built an AI-powered email automation system using Python, Cohere, and Gmail API that does all of this for me — and sends me Telegram alerts for important tasks. In this post, I’ll walk you through: How I built it The tools I used How it works behind the scenes My future plans for improvement Features Overview Classifies incoming emails: important, junk, reply needed, deadline, etc. Suggests AI-generated replies Creates Google Calendar events for deadlines Sends Telegram alerts for urgent tasks Logs everything to emails.json for tracking Tech Stack Used Python Gmail API (for reading/sending/deleting emails) Cohere AI (for email classification + reply generation) Google Calendar API (for deadline events) Telegram Bot API (for alerts) Docker + Ngrok (for deployment/exposing locally) System Architecture Diagram Draft email → Gmail API Create event → Calendar API Alert → Telegram API Folder Structure Final Output What’s Next / Future Plans Frontend dashboard for controlling rules Slack or WhatsApp integration Visual flow builder Google Sheets project tracking Conclusion Feel free to check out the GitHub repo (linked below), suggest improvements, or fork it to make your own version! GitHub Repo: github.com/Armaan-Sharma12/AI-Email-AutomationLet me know your thoughts or if you’d like help building something similar.  ( 4 min )
    Programming Entry Level: learn c++
    Understanding Learn C++ for Beginners C++ is a powerful and versatile programming language that’s been around for decades. It might seem intimidating at first, but it’s a fantastic choice for beginners who want a solid foundation in programming concepts. Why learn C++? It’s used in everything from game development and operating systems to high-frequency trading and embedded systems. Even knowing the basics can give you a leg up in technical interviews! This post will guide you through the fundamentals, helping you build confidence and start your C++ journey. Learning C++ is like learning to build with LEGOs. You start with individual bricks (basic commands and data types) and learn how to connect them to create larger structures (programs). Unlike some other languages that handle a lot …  ( 6 min )
    Attempted to build my first py game - TicTacToe
    Worked on a test project to build for practice. However, I can't seem the game to break after a winner is determined. The computer also overrides previous choices even though I told it to pick from a list of integers. Initially I wanted to blackjack but became tic tac toe. Any help would be greatly appreciated! https://github.com/domedra91/blackjack.git  ( 3 min )
    Make a GIF with Doodle-Pop Animator
    This post is my submission for DEV Education Track: Build Apps with Google AI Studio. I developed the "Doodle-Pop Animator," a delightful web application designed to bring your imagination to life by transforming simple text prompts into vibrant, looping animated doodles. The goal was to create an intuitive and fun tool that allows anyone, regardless of their artistic skill, to create shareable animations in seconds. The application's magic lies in a sophisticated two-step AI pipeline. First, a user's initial idea is sent to gemini-2.5-flash, which acts as a "Creative Director." I've given it a system instruction to take a simple prompt (e.g., "a dog on a skateboard") and expand it into a richly detailed, imaginative scene ("A joyful corgi with a bright red helmet, wobbling excitedly on a …  ( 4 min )
    Softwareverification in the industry
    Hi everyone, I’m currently working with a university research group, and we’re exploring the real-world use of software verification tools in industry. We’re particularly interested in whether there is a market for mathematical reasoning tools (e.g., formal verification, model checking, static analysis) and how they are actually being used in practice — for example, in quality assurance, software development, or compliance-heavy industries like automotive or aerospace. So I wanted to ask: How do companys currently ensure that security and quality standards for software are met? What are the motivations behind their use (safety, certifications, cost reduction, etc.)? Even short replies or anecdotal insights would be super helpful. Also, if you have any references or case studies, we’d be grateful! Thanks a lot in advance, Simon  ( 3 min )
    I submitted a project for the new challenge #algoliachallenge Biased opinion: The best way to use Algolia MCP 👇 https://dev.to/axrisi/self-documenting-mcp-one-step-algolia-setup-via-mcp-server-in-cursor-ide-1cm5
    A post by Nikoloz Turazashvili (@axrisi)  ( 3 min )
    Self-Documenting MCP: One-Step Algolia Setup via MCP Server in Cursor IDE
    This is a submission for the Algolia MCP Server Challenge A Cursor-powered integration that “listens” for a natural-language Run setup for project "X" command and, via Algolia’s MCP Server: Discovers your Algolia applications and indices Extracts full index settings (ranking, facets, typo tolerance, analytics flags) Generates a version-controlled ALGOLIA_PROJECT_CONFIG.md with change history Idempotently tracks updates so your search config never drifts Why it matters: this tool makes your search infrastructure self-documenting, resilient to LLM context limits, and instantly reproducible for teams. / algolia-mcp Algolia MCP Cursor Integration This is a submission for the Algolia MCP Server Challenge What I Built A Cursor-powered integration that "listens…  ( 4 min )
    Don’t Learn These Tech Skills in 2025 (Unless You Want to Stay Broke)
    In tech, learning the wrong thing isn’t just a waste of time — it can destroy your growth trajectory. 2025 is ruthless for outdated developers. Some programming languages, dev tools, and certifications were golden a decade ago — but today? They’re liabilities. In this brutally honest guide, you’ll learn what to stop learning immediately, and what to learn instead if you want job security and high-paying roles. Still used, yes. But clunky, corporate-heavy, and not ideal for fast-moving careers. ✅ Learn Instead: TypeScript Python Rust 👉 Why TypeScript Will Dominate in 2025 Legacy-only. It slows you down and doesn’t play well with modern tooling. ✅ Learn Instead: React / Vue / SolidJS Astro 👉 React Is Dying? Meet SolidJS & Svelte It’s not dead — but it’s irrelevant in most modern stacks. ✅ …  ( 4 min )
    The Context Update: We Finally Solved AI Memory Loss.
    After months of user feedback, we've shipped the most requested feature update at Pipo360 - contextual memory that actually works. Since launch, the #1 complaint was context loss: "I have to re-explain my project every time" "It doesn't remember what we were working on" "Starting fresh conversations kills my flow" We heard you. This update changes everything. Our AI now remembers: Project names and frameworks Database configurations File structures and dependencies Timestamps and conversation history A clean sidebar shows your last 10 projects with: Framework badges (React, Vue, Python, etc.) Database indicators Quick context switching Visual progress tracking The system recognizes when you're continuing work: "Add authentication" → References your existing auth setup "Fix that bug" → Recalls the specific issue from context "Improve performance" → Understands your current architecture Power users get: MongoDB Atlas URL configuration Environment variables management Custom instructions per project File upload with visual feedback Jump-start projects with pre-configured templates for popular stacks. Our existing users are already seeing: 70% faster iterations (no more context re-setup) 85% less repetitive explanations Much better code suggestions Seamless conversation flow across sessions This update addresses the biggest feedback we've received. What would you like to see next? Pipo360 - Context-aware AI coding at pipo360.xyz  ( 3 min )
    🚀 RinaWarp Terminal v1.0.9 Beta Access - NOW AVAILABLE!
    🚀 RinaWarp Terminal v1.0.9 Beta Access - NOW AVAILABLE! **Ready to shape the future of terminal computing? Thank you for being part of the RinaWarp Terminal community! Your support makes this possible. ❤️ *Links: https://rinawarp-terminal-fresh-2024.web.app/pricing.html rinawarptechnologies25@gmail.com https://github.com/Bigsgotchu/rinawarp-terminal/issues https://rinawarp-terminal-fresh-2024.web.app/docs  ( 4 min )
    Big Data Fundamentals: data warehouse example
    Building a Production-Grade Delta Lake Data Warehouse: A Deep Dive 1. Introduction The increasing demand for real-time analytics and data-driven decision-making often overwhelms traditional data warehousing solutions. We recently faced a challenge at scale: consolidating clickstream data (500GB/day, 100K events/sec peak) with customer profile data (1TB, updated daily) and product catalog data (500GB, weekly updates) to build a unified customer view for personalized recommendations. Traditional ETL processes couldn’t keep up with the velocity and volume, and the schema evolution of the clickstream data was causing frequent pipeline breaks. This necessitated a move towards a more flexible, scalable, and reliable data warehousing solution built on top of a data lake. Delta Lake emerged a…  ( 7 min )
    Efficient WebSocket Server-Side Processing(2202)
    GitHub Homepage During my junior year studies, WebSocket technology has always been my most interested real-time communication solution. Compared to traditional HTTP polling, WebSocket provides true bidirectional real-time communication capabilities. Recently, I deeply studied a Rust-based web framework whose WebSocket server-side processing implementation gave me a completely new understanding of modern real-time communication technology. In my previous projects, I used Node.js Socket.io to implement WebSocket functionality. While powerful, its complex configuration and high resource consumption left a deep impression on me. // Traditional Node.js WebSocket implementation const io = require('socket.io')(server); const clients = new Map(); io.on('connection', (socket) => { console.log('…  ( 8 min )
    Rust Async Web Framework Performance Breakthrough(2794)
    GitHub Homepage As a junior computer science student, I have encountered various frameworks during my web development learning journey. From traditional Apache to modern Node.js, each framework has its unique advantages and limitations. Recently, I discovered an impressive Rust web framework whose performance made me reconsider the design philosophy of web servers. Throughout my learning experience, I found that traditional web frameworks often face performance bottleneck issues. Taking Apache as an example, while it is powerful and stable, its performance in high-concurrency scenarios is not ideal. I once conducted a simple performance test where Apache's average response time for 10,000 requests reached 300 microseconds, and in some complex scenarios, it even exceeded 2,500 microseconds.…  ( 6 min )
    Everything about ESM and treeshaking
    With increasing support of ESM in Typescript 1 2 3 and NodeJS 1 2 3, it becomes easier and easier to write your frontend or backed in ESM format. Using the ESM module system has better support for treeshaking when using esbuild or webpack and with complexity rising of your backend and frontend it is more then ever important to look at your bundle sizes. Even just recently AWS has announced that everyone, not just people using custom runtime environment, have to pay for the INIT Duration, making it also cost effective to have your AWS Lambda functions as small as possible. I want to bring you through my journey of understanding difference between CommonJS and ESM and why it allows for better treeshaking. Module System Measuring CJS to ESM CJS vs ESM ESM Dynamic Import Proper Imports Barrel…  ( 16 min )
    Concurrency Mastery Through Advanced Async Programming(0092)
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    🚀 Integrating Video Calls in React Native with Jitsi Meet
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    Middleware Architecture Patterns for Request Processing(3991)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane My understanding of middleware architecture evolved during a complex project where we needed to implement authentication, logging, rate limiting, and CORS handling across dozens of API endpoints. Initially, we duplicated logic across handlers, creating a maintenance nightmare. This experience led me to explore middleware patterns that could elegantly solve cross-cutting concerns while maintaining performance and flexibility. The breakthrough moment came when I realized that middleware isn't just about code organization—it's about creating composable, reusable components that can transform requests and responses in a predictable pipeline. My research revealed a framework that implements middleware patterns with exceptional performance …  ( 9 min )
    Convert DataTable to array, list and dictionary in UiPath
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    Cross-Platform Web Development Without Compromise(2579)
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    Concurrency Mastery Through Advanced Async Programming(9192)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane My fascination with concurrent programming began during a distributed systems course where our professor challenged us to handle 100,000 simultaneous connections on a single server. Most students immediately thought about thread pools and complex synchronization mechanisms. I discovered a fundamentally different approach that revolutionized my understanding of high-concurrency web development. The breakthrough moment came while analyzing the performance characteristics of various concurrency models. Traditional threading approaches quickly hit scalability walls due to context switching overhead and memory consumption. Each thread typically consumes 2-8MB of stack space, making 100,000 concurrent connections require 200-800GB of memory…  ( 6 min )
    Dynamic Routing Systems for Scalable Web Applications(2424)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane My fascination with routing systems began during a web development internship where I witnessed firsthand how poor routing design can cripple application performance. Our legacy system used a massive switch statement with hundreds of hardcoded routes, making it nearly impossible to maintain and scale. This experience drove me to explore modern routing architectures that could handle complex URL patterns while maintaining exceptional performance. The revelation came when I discovered that most web frameworks treat routing as an afterthought, implementing naive linear search algorithms that degrade performance as route complexity increases. My research led me to a framework that implements sophisticated routing algorithms capable of han…  ( 8 min )
    Microservices Architecture with Lightweight Framework Design(2585)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane During my software architecture course, our team faced a challenge that many organizations encounter: building a microservices system that's both performant and maintainable. Traditional microservices frameworks often introduce significant overhead, making individual services resource-hungry and complex to deploy. My exploration led me to discover a lightweight approach that revolutionizes microservices development. The turning point came when I realized that most microservices frameworks are over-engineered for their intended purpose. A single microservice should be focused, efficient, and lightweight. My research revealed a framework that embodies these principles while delivering exceptional performance characteristics. Traditional…  ( 7 min )
    Odoo Developer 101: OOP
    OOP Definitions OOP(Object Oriented Programming) is a programming paradigm not only in Odoo but in the overall programming world. To better understand this OOP you can use blueprint analogy. Imagine we're building a car. A car consists of various parts tires, chassis, and body. Each has its own purposes and properties(e.g., a tire has material, size, and tread pattern). In programming, these components can be modeled as classes, which act as blueprints for creating objects. This approach allows developers to break down a complex system into manageable, reusable components. OOP in Odoo Odoo is built entirely around OOP principles. When you create a new model (e.g., res.partner), you're creating a class that inherits from a base class (models.Model). This allows for: Code reuse Extens…  ( 4 min )
    How to Install Devstral Small 1.1 Locally?
    Devstral-Small-2507 is a specialized software engineering model designed to act like a coding assistant that really understands developer needs. Built through a collaboration between Mistral AI and All Hands AI, it’s tailored for tasks like exploring large codebases, editing multiple files, and powering agent-based coding workflows. With a whopping 128k token context window, it can handle complex projects and long tasks without losing track. Even better, it’s lightweight enough to run on a high-end PC or Mac, and when paired with OpenHands, it can automate engineering tasks, understand prompts across 24 languages, and deliver cutting-edge performance — currently topping the SWE-Bench leaderboard. Whether you’re building code agents, running automated edits, or just want a next-gen helper f…  ( 10 min )
    OpenShift + AWS Observability: Track Logs & Metrics Without Code
    In a cloud-native world, observability means more than just monitoring. It's about understanding your application behavior—in real time. If you’re using Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA), you’re in a great position to combine enterprise-grade Kubernetes with powerful AWS tools. In this blog, we’ll explore how OpenShift applications can be connected to: Amazon CloudWatch for application logs Amazon Managed Service for Prometheus for performance metrics No deep tech knowledge or coding needed — just a clear concept of how they work together. ☁️ What Is ROSA? 👁️ Why Is Observability Important? 🔹 Logs = “What just happened?” Together, these help your team detect issues early, fix them fast, and make smarter decisions. 🧰 Tools That Work Together ⚙️ How It All Connects (Simplified Flow) 📤 ROSA forwards logs (like errors, activity) to Amazon CloudWatch. 📊 ROSA sends metrics (like performance stats) to Amazon Managed Prometheus. 📈 Grafana connects to both and gives you beautiful dashboards. No code needed — this setup is supported through configuration and integration provided by AWS & Red Hat. 🔒 Is It Secure? 🌟 Key Benefits of This Integration 💡 Use Cases Set alerts for traffic spikes or memory usage View errors as they happen — without logging into containers Improve app performance with data-driven insights 🚀 Final Thoughts 🎯 Whether you’re a DevOps engineer or a product manager, understanding your application’s health has never been easier. For more info, Kindly follow: Hawkstack Technologies  ( 4 min )
    Design Philosophy of Zero-Dependency Web Framework(8423)
    GitHub Homepage During my junior year studies, I have encountered many different web frameworks, from Spring Boot's "convention over configuration" to Django's "batteries included." Each framework has its unique design philosophy. Recently, I discovered an impressive web framework that adopts a completely different design philosophy—zero-dependency design. This minimalist design philosophy made me reconsider the essence of software architecture. In my previous project experience, dependency management has always been a headache. Taking a typical Spring Boot project as an example, even the simplest "Hello World" application requires introducing numerous dependencies. org.springframework…  ( 8 min )
    🎨 Building UI architectures that last in 2025!
    ✅ Design systems as the single source of truth https://medium.com/mr-plan-publication/interface-architecture-2025-from-idea-to-production-e242a8169b70  ( 3 min )
    Rust Async Web Framework Performance Breakthrough(5390)
    GitHub Homepage As a junior computer science student, I have encountered various frameworks during my web development learning journey. From traditional Apache to modern Node.js, each framework has its unique advantages and limitations. Recently, I discovered an impressive Rust web framework whose performance made me reconsider the design philosophy of web servers. Throughout my learning experience, I found that traditional web frameworks often face performance bottleneck issues. Taking Apache as an example, while it is powerful and stable, its performance in high-concurrency scenarios is not ideal. I once conducted a simple performance test where Apache's average response time for 10,000 requests reached 300 microseconds, and in some complex scenarios, it even exceeded 2,500 microseconds.…  ( 6 min )
    How to Create a Virtual Environment with a Specific Python Version
    Managing multiple Python projects often means juggling different package versions—and sometimes entirely different Python versions. This is where virtual environments shine. In this blog post, you'll learn how to create an isolated virtual environment using a specific version of Python, tailored for Linux and macOS users. Before jumping into the steps, here’s why using virtual environments is considered best practice: Isolated Dependencies: Keeps project requirements isolated from your system Python. Avoids Conflicts: Prevents dependency collisions across different projects. Reproducibility: Makes deployments and collaboration smoother by standardizing environments. Make sure your target Python version is available on your system. You can verify which versions are installed: ls /usr/bin/py…  ( 4 min )
    🐍💾 Django migrations in 2025 don’t have to be scary!
    ✅ Fake-apply upstream changes safely https://medium.datadriveninvestor.com/from-rookie-to-pro-django-migration-skills-for-2025-f214c521c299  ( 3 min )
    ⚙️ Stop letting hard-coded flags haunt your deployments!
    In 2025, configs belong in files — YAML, TOML, JSON — not buried in code. https://levelup.gitconnected.com/config-files-in-2025-a-complete-hands-on-guide-4497bee957b3  ( 3 min )
    ⚙️🔐 Stop juggling YAML, JSON, and hand-rolled .env readers!
    In 2025, pydantic_settings gives you one elegant, type-safe config system — TOML on disk, secrets in env, all validated and masked by default. https://levelup.gitconnected.com/pydantic-settings-2025-a-clean-way-to-handle-configs-f1c432030085  ( 3 min )
    Error Handling Strategies in High-Performance Web Servers(8610)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane My journey into robust error handling began during a production incident where a single unhandled exception brought down our entire web service. The cascade failure taught me that error handling isn't just about preventing crashes—it's about building resilient systems that gracefully degrade under stress while maintaining service availability. This experience led me to explore error handling strategies that could maintain both performance and reliability. The critical insight came when I realized that traditional error handling approaches often create performance bottlenecks through excessive exception throwing, complex stack unwinding, and resource cleanup overhead. My research revealed a framework that implements error handling patt…  ( 10 min )
    🌳💨 Tree queries slowing you down?
    In 2025, pushing recursion into the database (via recursive CTEs) crushes round trips and scales beautifully — while lazy loads and selectin collapse under deep hierarchies. https://levelup.gitconnected.com/top-5-ways-to-speed-up-tree-queries-in-2025-from-lazy-loads-to-recursive-ctes-026d71889ce9  ( 3 min )
    AI & Machine Learning: Career Opportunities for CSE Students in 2025
    The future of technology is being shaped by two transformative forces: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML). For today’s Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) students, these fields represent not only fascinating areas of study but also some of the most promising and impactful career paths available in 2025 and beyond. At Solamalai College of Engineering, we believe in preparing students not just for the next job market—but for the future of innovation. With our specialized programs in AI & ML, students gain the knowledge, tools, and hands-on experience they need to thrive in this ever-evolving landscape. Artificial Intelligence refers to machines' ability to simulate human intelligence, including decision-making, visual recognition, speech processing, and language trans…  ( 5 min )
    📱🎉 Say Hi to PhoneSlides – The Vertical-First Presentation Tool! 🎉📱
    Hey Folks 👋 Introducing 🚀 PhoneSlides : the friendliest slide presentation tool made for your phone! We are consuming everything on vertical screens now: Reels 📱 Shorts 🎬 TikToks 🕺 Stories 🧃 etc But what about presentations? ✅ Create beautiful vertical-first presentations (optimized for phones) So, just tall, crisp, story-driven slides. We built PhoneSlides using: HTML, CSS, JavaScript ✨ Templates and styling options 🎨 Image uploads and custom themes 🐛 Bug fixes and performance tweaks Your feedback will shape what comes next! GitHub Link : https://github.com/ajithraghavan/PhoneSlides This is the initial stage release of PhoneSlides, and we are excited to hear from the community: What features would you love to see? How would you use PhoneSlides in your work? Found any bugs? We'd love to fix them! Drop a comment below or star ⭐️ us on GitHub if you find this interesting! Or raise an issue, or even send a PR! Let’s build a better mobile presentation future together 💪 Your feedback helps us build something amazing 🙌  ( 3 min )
    This One React Hook Streamlines Every Project I Build
    I’m debugging a React app for a client who insists the page should update “instantly” when users click a button. I’m knee-deep in state variables, loading flags, try-catch blocks, and a mental breakdown. My useEffect Looks like a spaghetti monster mated with a JSON dump. Then it hits me: Why the hell am I writing this boilerplate over and over again? That night, I built the one hook that changed everything: useAsync(). Edited by me The Nightmare That Birthed a Hook You’ve probably lived this too. Fetching data? Here comes a mess of: const \[data, setData\] \= useState(null); const \[loading, setLoading\] \= useState(false); const \[error, setError\] \= useState(null); useEffect(() \=\> { setLoading(true); fetch(url) .then((res) \=\> res.json()) .then(setData) .catch(setError) …  ( 4 min )
    The Power of Idiomatic Go: What Makes It Different from Java and C#
    Idiomatic Go is more than a style — it reflects the language’s simplicity, clarity, and philosophy, especially when contrasted with Java and C#. Idiomatic Go = clear, consistent, and community-driven code Java/C# = flexible, but less opinionated Go’s design and tooling make idioms essential, not optional Embracing idioms = better teams, better code, better sleep 😄 If you've spent any time in the Go community, you've probably heard the phrase "idiomatic Go" more times than you can count. But have you ever wondered why Go developers emphasize idioms more than those using Java or C#? As someone who’s worked across multiple languages, I’ve noticed that Go has a unique culture around idioms — and it’s not just a stylistic preference. It’s deeply embedded in both the language's design …  ( 5 min )
    Context Management and Request Lifecycle Optimization(3134)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane My deep dive into context management began during a performance optimization project where I discovered that inefficient request context handling was creating memory leaks and performance bottlenecks. Traditional web frameworks often treat context as an afterthought, leading to resource waste and complex state management. This experience led me to explore how sophisticated context management can dramatically improve both performance and developer experience. The pivotal insight came when I realized that request context isn't just about passing data between functions—it's about creating an efficient, type-safe mechanism for managing the entire request lifecycle. My research revealed a framework that implements context management patter…  ( 9 min )
    Resource Management and Memory Efficiency in Web Servers(4994)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane My deep dive into resource management began during a production incident where our web server's memory usage spiraled out of control, eventually consuming all available system memory and crashing. Traditional garbage collection approaches couldn't keep up with our allocation rate, and manual memory management seemed too complex for a web application. This crisis led me to explore resource management strategies that could deliver both performance and reliability. The breakthrough insight came when I realized that effective resource management isn't just about memory allocation—it's about designing systems that use resources predictably and efficiently throughout their lifecycle. My research revealed a framework that implements sophisti…  ( 10 min )
    Concurrency Mastery Through Advanced Async Programming(8759)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane My fascination with concurrent programming began during a distributed systems course where our professor challenged us to handle 100,000 simultaneous connections on a single server. Most students immediately thought about thread pools and complex synchronization mechanisms. I discovered a fundamentally different approach that revolutionized my understanding of high-concurrency web development. The breakthrough moment came while analyzing the performance characteristics of various concurrency models. Traditional threading approaches quickly hit scalability walls due to context switching overhead and memory consumption. Each thread typically consumes 2-8MB of stack space, making 100,000 concurrent connections require 200-800GB of memory…  ( 6 min )
    Elegant Middleware Architecture Implementation(1900)
    GitHub Homepage During my junior year studies, middleware architecture has always been a crucial component of web frameworks. Traditional middleware implementations often suffer from performance overhead and complexity issues, especially when dealing with multiple middleware layers. Recently, I deeply studied a Rust-based web framework whose middleware system design gave me a completely new understanding of elegant and efficient middleware implementation. In my previous projects, I used various traditional middleware solutions. While they provide necessary functionality, they often come with significant performance costs and complexity. // Traditional Express.js middleware implementation const express = require('express'); const app = express(); // Logging middleware app.use((req, res, ne…  ( 9 min )
    AltSchool Of Engineering Tinyuka’24 Month 5 Week 2
    This week, we kicked things off by reviewing our previous session, as we usually do. If you missed it, you can catch up here. After that, we dove right into this week's topic; Prototypes and Inheritance in JavaScript. Let's explore these fundamental concepts together! In JavaScript, prototypes are a core feature that allows objects to inherit properties and methods from other objects. This concept is known as prototypal inheritance. For example, if you have a constructor function Animal, you can create an instance dog that inherits from Animal via its prototype (Animal.prototype). This creates a prototype chain where dog can access properties and methods defined in Animal. JavaScript provides native prototypes for built-in objects like Array and Function. For instance, you can add custom …  ( 9 min )
    HTTP Request Processing with Zero-Copy Optimization(8267)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane During my advanced systems programming course, I became obsessed with understanding how data moves through web servers. My professor challenged us to minimize memory allocations in HTTP request processing, leading me to discover zero-copy techniques that fundamentally changed my approach to web server optimization. This exploration revealed how eliminating unnecessary data copying can dramatically improve both performance and memory efficiency. The revelation came when I profiled a traditional web server and discovered that a single HTTP request often triggers dozens of memory allocations and data copies. Each copy operation consumes CPU cycles and memory bandwidth, creating bottlenecks that limit server performance. My research led m…  ( 7 min )
    Asynchronous Programming Patterns for Web Development(0724)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane My fascination with asynchronous programming began during a project where our synchronous web server could barely handle 100 concurrent users. The blocking I/O operations created a bottleneck that no amount of hardware could solve. This experience drove me to explore asynchronous programming patterns that could transform our application's scalability and performance characteristics. The paradigm shift came when I realized that asynchronous programming isn't just about performance—it's about fundamentally rethinking how applications handle concurrent operations. My research revealed a framework that demonstrates how sophisticated async patterns can be both powerful and intuitive, enabling developers to build highly concurrent applicati…  ( 10 min )
    How Java Works: A Complete Guide
    Understanding how Java programs execute is fundamental to becoming an effective Java developer. This guide walks you through the entire process from writing code to execution, explaining the key components that make Java's "write once, run anywhere" philosophy possible. The Java Virtual Machine (JVM): The Heart of Java Platform Independence: While your Java source code can run on any system, each operating system requires its own specific JVM implementation. This means Java achieves platform independence at the source code level, but remains platform-dependent at the binary level. Execution Engine: The JVM doesn't run your original Java code directly. Instead, it executes bytecode - a platform-neutral intermediate representation of your program. The Java Program Lifecycle Writing the Code …  ( 5 min )
    Mastering ChatGPT: A Deep Dive into Prompts, Personas, and Productive Conversations
    Introduction ChatGPT has taken the world by storm, helping users write emails, generate ideas, learn code, and even explore philosophy. But the real magic isn’t just in the AI it’s in how you talk to it. If you’ve ever wondered why some people get better results from ChatGPT than others, it often comes down to prompt mastery. This post will walk you through how to get the most from ChatGPT by understanding the types of prompts, what works, what doesn’t, and how to tailor it to your goals. At its core, ChatGPT is an advanced language model developed by OpenAI that understands human language and responds contextually. It's powered by massive amounts of data and fine-tuned with reinforcement learning to understand intent, tone, and structure. But to unlock its full potential, you need to do…  ( 4 min )
    AI: Smart or Superfast Dumb?
    AI: Smart or Superfast Dumb? The question “Is AI smart or just superfast dumb?” is both philosophical and practical — and the answer isn’t black and white. When we say AI is “smart,” we usually mean: Can it solve complex problems? Can it learn and adapt? Does it understand context and nuance? Currently, AI models like GPT-4 or others excel at pattern recognition, generating text, and making predictions based on vast data — but do they really understand like humans? Probably not. AI is insanely fast at: Processing terabytes of data in seconds. Searching patterns humans would take years to spot. Performing repetitive tasks tirelessly. But speed ≠ intelligence. Think of it like a calculator: super fast at math but no idea what math means. Chess and Go AI: They beat the best humans by calculating millions of moves per second. Smart? Yes, at the game — but no real “understanding.” Chatbots: They can mimic human conversation fluently, but sometimes produce nonsensical or biased replies. Autonomous cars: Great at reacting fast, but struggle with unpredictable human behavior. “Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity.” — Anonymous “The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge.” — Stephen Hawking AI is superfast at specific tasks — that’s its superpower. AI lacks true understanding, common sense, and consciousness — at least for now. We should view AI as a tool to augment human intelligence, not replace it. AI is superfast dumb with flashes of brilliance. Use it wisely, or it’ll just outpace you in repeating mistakes. Let me know your take! Are we training geniuses or turbo-charged parrots? 🦜⚡  ( 3 min )
    #7 — Solar System (2D)
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    Error Handling Strategies in High-Performance Web Servers(8993)
    GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/eastspire/hyperlane My journey into robust error handling began during a production incident where a single unhandled exception brought down our entire web service. The cascade failure taught me that error handling isn't just about preventing crashes—it's about building resilient systems that gracefully degrade under stress while maintaining service availability. This experience led me to explore error handling strategies that could maintain both performance and reliability. The critical insight came when I realized that traditional error handling approaches often create performance bottlenecks through excessive exception throwing, complex stack unwinding, and resource cleanup overhead. My research revealed a framework that implements error handling patt…  ( 10 min )
    Elevating Innovation: The Future of Cloud Computing with Platform as a Service (PaaS)
    Introduction to Cloud Computing and PaaS Cloud computing has transformed the technological landscape, offering scalable, on-demand resources over the internet. Among its service models—Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS)—PaaS stands out as a powerful enabler for developers and enterprises aiming for rapid deployment and innovation. What is PaaS? Platform as a Service (PaaS) provides a cloud-based environment with everything needed to develop, run, and manage applications. It abstracts underlying infrastructure complexities, allowing developers to focus solely on coding and business logic. PaaS includes tools, frameworks, middleware, and runtime environments, often with integrated development environments (IDEs) and deployment p…  ( 4 min )
    🚀 Just Built "TypeMaster" in 45 Minutes Using AI – Feedback Welcome!
    Hey everyone! I wanted to share a fun little project I just built called TypeMaster – it's a clean, simple, and interactive typing tutor that I developed completely using AI tools, including Cursor and ChatGPT. The wild part? It took me just 45 minutes from start to finish! It’s a browser-based typing practice tool designed to help improve your speed and accuracy in a sleek, distraction-free environment. Some key features: Real-time typing feedback (speed, accuracy, errors) Clean and minimal design Responsive layout – works across devices Keyboard-based controls only – no mouse needed! I used AI to generate the full frontend, backend logic, and UI components. Everything from code structure to deployment was AI-assisted, while I guided the process and refined it as needed. I’ve been super inspired by how powerful Cursor + ChatGPT are for quickly building real projects. This is a great example of what can be done with smart prompting and a bit of direction. I figured this would be the perfect community to share it with since so many of you are experimenting with similar workflows. What do you think of the UI/UX? Any ideas for new features? (Multiplayer race mode, custom lessons, stats dashboard, etc.) Curious how I used AI in specific parts? Happy to share my prompt flow too. You can try it out here: https://typemaster.tech/ Thanks for checking it out, and shoutout to this awesome community for always pushing the boundaries of what we can do with AI tools like Cursor!  ( 3 min )
    TCP Optimization Techniques for Web Server Performance(4165)
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    GCP Fundamentals: Document AI Warehouse API
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    Enhancing My Portfolio Site with Grok: Bug Fixes, Feature Tweaks, and the Joy of AI Collaboration
    Hey everyone, Slobodan here—your friendly economics grad turned aspiring dev.In my last post, I shared the bumpy road to launching econdev.studio, complete with white screens and deployment drama. Today marks another milestone: polishing that site with the help of Grok, xAI's witty AI assistant. Unlike some of my earlier entries (which, let's be honest, felt a bit formulaic thanks to quick ChatGPT drafts), this one's infused with more personal flair, deeper tech dives, and the actual back-and-forth that made it fun. Why Grok? Well, after wrestling with code on my own, I wanted an AI that could guide me step-by-step without just spitting out generic templates. Grok felt more like a coding buddy—analyzing my files, suggesting fixes, and even cracking jokes along the way. We tackled nagging bugs like a transparent navbar, invisible particles in the hero section, overflow issues, and unclickable blog buttons. The result? A sleeker, more interactive site that's now fully live. Let's break it down, with real code snippets from our session. The Starting Point: What Was Broken? Transparent Navbar: It blended into the background, making the site look unfinished. Turns out, a missing CSS variable was the culprit. Lessons Learned: Why This Felt Different Personal reflection: As an econ guy, I love efficiency, but coding's taught me patience. Today's wins? A professional site that showcases my projects, blog, and contact form. Failures? Forgetting to clear caches—classic newbie move. But that's the journey: from frustration to "aha!" moments. If you're building your own site, try AI as a co-pilot. Tools like Grok (built by xAI) bring reasoning and humor—way beyond basic chatbots. What's Next? Thanks for reading. Onward to Day Whatever-This-Is! 🚀  ( 4 min )
    AWS IOT: How to get a public URL instantly using the open source Tunnelmole
    Developing for the Internet of Things (IoT) often involves connecting devices that are tucked away on local networks. While AWS IoT provides a powerful platform for managing these devices, a common challenge arises when you need to expose a service running on one of them—like a web server or an API—to the public internet. This is crucial for tasks like testing webhook integrations, remote a web-based dashboard, or sharing your work with colleagues. Traditionally, getting a public URL for a device on a local network requires complex network configuration like setting up port forwarding on your router, dealing with dynamic DNS, or deploying a reverse proxy. These solutions can be time-consuming, insecure if not done correctly, and sometimes impossible if you are behind a CGNAT or corporate f…  ( 7 min )
    Instantly expose a server behind cgnat with a public URL - Bypass cgnat port forwarding restrictions
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    Switch images in desktop and mobile views using CSS: Media queries
    To switch images in desktop and mobile view using CSS media queries, you can use the following approach: HTML: CSS: .mobile-image { display: none; } @media only screen and (max-width: 768px) { .desktop-image { display: none; } .mobile-image { display: block; } } In this example, the .desktop-image is displayed by default, and the .mobile-image is hidden. When the screen width is 768px or less ( typical mobile screen width), the .desktop-image is hidden, and the .mobile-image is displayed. Alternatively, you can use the picture element and srcset attribute to achieve the same result: This approach allows the browser to choose the correct image based on the screen width, without needing to use CSS media queries. You can also use CSS background images and media queries to achieve the same result: .image-container { background-image: url('desktop-image.jpg'); } @media only screen and (max-width: 768px) { .image-container { background-image: url('mobile-image.jpg'); } } Note that the image container element should have a fixed height and width for this approach to work.  ( 3 min )
    Python Variables and Data Types – A Beginner-Friendly Guide
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    How to Give Your RHEL Server a Public URL with Tunnelmole
    Running a web server on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is a common task for developers, system administrators, and businesses who rely on its stability and security. Whether you're developing an application, hosting a personal project, or setting up a testing environment, you'll often need to make your server accessible from the public internet. However, due to network security measures like firewalls and NAT, your RHEL server is typically isolated within a local network, inaccessible from the outside world. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the process of getting a secure, public URL for your RHEL server. We'll start by setting up a standard Nginx web server on RHEL. Then, we'll introduce Tunnelmole, an open-source tool that simplifies the process of creating a public endpoi…  ( 9 min )
    Install PostgreSQL 16 with pgaudit Support on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
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    Building Jardinains using Amazon-q
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    The Future of IT Teams: Navigating the Era of Million-Dollar Micro Teams and Mega Salaries
    Something wild is happening in tech right now. Meta is reportedly throwing $100 million signing bonuses at AI researchers—yes, you read that right, ONE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS. Meanwhile, a couple of developers in a garage somewhere are building the next billion-dollar startup with nothing but laptops. It's absolutely bonkers, and it perfectly captures the schizophrenic state of the tech industry in 2025. So what the hell does this mean for regular developers trying to figure out their careers? Let's talk about these compensation packages because, honestly, they're mind-blowing: Meta is reportedly offering some AI engineers over $2 million per year. That's not a typo. The average Meta software engineer pulls in anywhere from $205K (junior) to $3.67 million (senior principal) But here's th…  ( 7 min )
    🔐The Essential Guide to XSS Protection in Laravel (Don’t Get Hacked!)
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    Building a Universal Language Translator with Python and LangChain
    Want to convert any text into any language? Let’s create a simple Python script to do it! What We're Building Our translator will be a Python script that: Prompts the user to specify their target language Accepts text input for translation Uses OpenAI's GPT model through LangChain to perform the translation With the Artificial Intelligence APIs available today, it is incredibly simple. Instead of validating the name of the language that the user inputs, let’s leave it open-ended for some creativity. I.e., we can translate to natural language descriptions such as "Spanish," "French," or "Shakespearean English", or even “Chandler Bing” (from the TV show Friends). Prerequisites Before we dive in, you'll need: Python 3 installed on your system. This was written with 3.13. An OpenAI API …  ( 5 min )
    Understanding Functional Programming with Haskell
    Functional Programming (FP) is a paradigm that treats computation as the evaluation of mathematical functions. It avoids concepts of changing state and mutable data that can be unfamiliar to many imperative programmers. Haskell is a purely functional language and a great way to explore the core ideas of FP. Its syntax is expressive, and its type system enforces many of FP’s core principles. Immutability: Data is never changed once created. Pure Functions: The same input always gives the same output and has no side effects. First-Class Functions: Functions are treated like any other variable. Recursion: Loops are replaced with recursive function calls. Higher-Order Functions: Functions that take other functions as parameters or return them. add :: Int -> Int -> Int add x y = x + y This function is pure—it always returns the same output for the same inputs, and it doesn’t modify any state. Easier reasoning about code Fewer bugs due to immutability Improved modularity and reusability Even if you don’t plan to use Haskell in production, learning it can deepen your understanding of functional programming and improve your skills in other languages like JavaScript, Scala, or Rust.  ( 3 min )
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    👋 Hey friends! I'm Muhammad Mubashir, a passionate Web Developer who turns ideas into interactive digital experiences. GitHub: https://github.com/ProgrammerMuhammadMubashir
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    ⚡ Share the Rust projects that you're excited about!
    What Rust projects are you most excited about? Jake Roggenbuck ・ Jul 12 #rust #programming #beginners #tutorial  ( 2 min )
    What Rust projects are you most excited about?
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    Understanding Constants in C#: CLR perspective
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    One person, one project, one month: Building Svitlogics from Kyiv
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    How to Classify Images with Teachable Machine: Dog vs. Human Image Recognition Tutorial - Read the Full Article
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    📢 My First Dev.to Post!
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    Import Maps vs. Bun: The New JS Bundler War
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    ⭐ How to use Regex validation in Express with the new Regolith Library
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    High-leverage trader James Wynn deactivates X account
    High-risk trader James Wynn lost hundreds of millions of dollars in a matter of weeks by speculating on short-term price movements.
    High-leverage trader James Wynn deactivates X account
    High-risk trader James Wynn lost hundreds of millions of dollars in a matter of weeks by speculating on short-term price movements.
    Bitcoin's four-year market cycle isn't dead — Xapo Bank CEO
    Seamus Rocca warned that the next Bitcoin market downturn could be sparked organically and not through a single catastrophic event.
    Bitcoin's four-year market cycle isn't dead — Xapo Bank CEO
    Seamus Rocca warned that the next Bitcoin market downturn could be sparked organically and not through a single catastrophic event.
    Animoca Brands partners with DDC Enterprise to put BTC treasury to work
    Animoca Brands joins a growing list of companies adopting a Bitcoin treasury strategy or expanding their existing Bitcoin reserves.
    Animoca Brands partners with DDC Enterprise to put BTC treasury to work
    Animoca Brands joins a growing list of companies adopting a Bitcoin treasury strategy or expanding their existing Bitcoin reserves.
    Pump.fun ICO raises $500M, sells out within minutes
    Venture capitalists and the Solana community touted the ICO as a showcase for capital formation in the age of internet capital markets.
    Pump.fun ICO raises $500M, sells out within minutes
    Venture capitalists and the Solana community touted the ICO as a showcase for capital formation in the age of internet capital markets.
    Telegram is not a neobank — it’s the platform where the next ones are born
    The next wave of Web3 neobanks won’t be standalone apps; they'll be embedded within platforms people already use.
    Telegram is not a neobank — it’s the platform where the next ones are born
    The next wave of Web3 neobanks won’t be standalone apps; they'll be embedded within platforms people already use.
    How a teen stole $243M in Bitcoin and revealed his identity on livestream
    Veer Chetal, a 19-year-old hacker, used social engineering to steal $243 million in Bitcoin, then exposed his identity during a livestream and reoffended while out on bail.
    How a teen stole $243M in Bitcoin and revealed his identity on livestream
    Veer Chetal, a 19-year-old hacker, used social engineering to steal $243 million in Bitcoin, then exposed his identity during a livestream and reoffended while out on bail.
    Asia’s tokenization boom is shifting capital away from the West: Expert
    Asia’s regulatory frameworks in tokenization are attracting global investors, with Japan and Hong Kong setting the pace for real-world asset adoption.
    Asia’s tokenization boom is shifting capital away from the West: Expert
    Asia’s regulatory frameworks in tokenization are attracting global investors, with Japan and Hong Kong setting the pace for real-world asset adoption.
    Binance’s CZ threatens to sue Bloomberg over Trump stablecoin report
    Binance co-founder CZ has dismissed a Bloomberg report linking him to the Trump-backed USD1 stablecoin, threatening legal action over alleged defamation.
    Binance’s CZ threatens to sue Bloomberg over Trump stablecoin report
    Binance co-founder CZ has dismissed a Bloomberg report linking him to the Trump-backed USD1 stablecoin, threatening legal action over alleged defamation.
    BlockFi bankruptcy administrator and DOJ agree to dismiss $35M lawsuit
    BlockFi’s bankruptcy administrator and the DOJ have settled a $35 million crypto asset transfer lawsuit.
    BlockFi bankruptcy administrator and DOJ agree to dismiss $35M lawsuit
    BlockFi’s bankruptcy administrator and the DOJ have settled a $35 million crypto asset transfer lawsuit.
    US Bitcoin ETFs record first back-to-back $1B inflows
    US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs saw over $1 billion in inflows on two straight days for the first time ever, as Bitcoin hit new all-time highs this week.
    US Bitcoin ETFs record first back-to-back $1B inflows
    US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs saw over $1 billion in inflows on two straight days for the first time ever, as Bitcoin hit new all-time highs this week.
    Altcoins are rocketing, Bitcoin dominance hasn’t ‘even sneezed’: Analyst
    Crypto analyst Matthew Hyland suggests altcoins will be “ripping” much more when Bitcoin Dominance drops to 45%.
    Altcoins are rocketing, Bitcoin dominance hasn’t ‘even sneezed’: Analyst
    Crypto analyst Matthew Hyland suggests altcoins will be “ripping” much more when Bitcoin Dominance drops to 45%.
    XRP’s 'very positive sign’ — Whales soar to new highs as price jumps 10%
    Santiment data shows the number of XRP whales has just hit an all-time high as the price of XRP continues to rally.
    XRP’s 'very positive sign’ — Whales soar to new highs as price jumps 10%
    Santiment data shows the number of XRP whales has just hit an all-time high as the price of XRP continues to rally.
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    Building voice AI that listens to everyone: Transfer learning and synthetic speech in action
    Enterprises adopting voice AI must consider not just usability, but inclusion. Supporting users with disabilities is a market opportunity.  ( 8 min )
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    Indian Crypto Exchange CoinDCX Denies Moving User Funds After WazirX Allegations
    CoinDCX's CEO, Sumit Gupta, refuted allegations of moving user funds to non-compliant entities in Lithuania.  ( 26 min )
    Stellar Performance From XLM as It Posts Top 24H Percentage Gain Among Top 20 Cryptos
    On Saturday, Stellar's XLM surged 6% to $0.3880, making it the top performer by percent change among the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market cap.  ( 31 min )
    Another BTC Mining Firm Moves Into Ethereum Reserve, Hailing ETH as ‘Digital Gold’
    The investment adds to the growing public ether treasuries, which currently hold over 1.34 million ETH, according to a public tracker.  ( 25 min )
    Pump.fun Swiftly Raises $500M in Public Sale at $4B Fully Diluted Valuation
    All 125 billion tokens sold at $0.004 each, giving PUMP a $4B fully diluted valuation; post-sale tokens stay initially frozen for up to 72 hours.  ( 26 min )
    Tether to Halt USDT on Omni, BCH, Kusama, EOS, Algorand as Focus Shifts to Layer 2s
    The decision is due to declining usage of USDT on these networks over the past two years and as the company moves its focus to newer platforms such as Layer 2s.  ( 26 min )
    Coinbase’s Pudgy Penguin Avatar Change, ETF Hopes Ignite 60% PENGU Rally
    The move also lifted the floor price of Pudgy Penguin NFTs and increased volume by nearly 690%.  ( 25 min )
    Bitcoin, Ether Tentative, XRP Steady as Trump Announces 30% Tariff on EU and Mexico
    Major coins traded tentatively as Trump escalated trade tensions.  ( 26 min )
    ‘We Expect Bitcoin to Top $200K by the End of Year’, Says Bitwise CIO
    With the bitcoin price reaching a new all-time high earlier this week, crypto industry leaders and analysts are starting to expect a lot more from BTC in 2025.  ( 29 min )
    Crypto Traders Eye $130K Bitcoin as Majors Price-Action Shows Market Structure Shift
    Dogecoin has rallied 23% over the past week, driven by increased retail participation through platforms like Robinhood and Binance. XRP volumes have spiked on Korean exchanges, while Cardano, TRX, and AVAX are all trading firmly in the green.  ( 28 min )
    DOGE Surges 9% Before Sharp Reversal as $0.213 Resistance Halts Rally
    Market-wide crypto strength lifts Dogecoin, but coordinated profit-taking caps intraday breakout.  ( 28 min )
    Why is XRP Up Today? Whale-Driven Rally Sends Ripple to Nearly $3
    Intraday volatility surged 14% as volume spiked above 375M; analysts eye breakout extension to $3.40.  ( 29 min )
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    Former ASML Staff Gets Three Years Jail For Sharing Secrets With Russia
    An ex-employee of ASML, the Dutch semiconductor manufacturer and sole supplier of EUVL machines to the world, was recently handed a three-year prison sentence for sharing company secrets with a contact in Russia. As per the Netherlands judiciary site, De Rechtspraak, the defendant had copied information from both ASML and NXP systems, accessing specific information […] The post Former ASML Staff Gets Three Years Jail For Sharing Secrets With Russia appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Samsung Display Reportedly Prepping OLED Line For Apple’s Foldable iPhone
    Samsung Display is said to be constructing a dedicated production line for foldable OLED panels intended for Apple’s long-rumoured foldable iPhone. The facility, located at the A3 plant in Asan, South Chungcheong Province, will reportedly serve as the exclusive supplier for the iPhone Fold’s main 7.8-inch display, according to a new report from South Korea’s […] The post Samsung Display Reportedly Prepping OLED Line For Apple’s Foldable iPhone appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    Facelifted XPeng G6 Spotted in Malaysia Ahead Of Possible Launch
    The XPeng G6 was spotted at Glenmarie (which is where XPeng Malaysia is headquartered) yesterday, camouflaged. The spy shot was shared by Fareez Azhar on the paultan.org Automotive/Car Discussion Group Facebook page. The pre-facelift G6 launched in Malaysia in August 2024, so it wouldn’t be unreasonable to expect XPeng Malaysia to be preparing this facelift […] The post Facelifted XPeng G6 Spotted in Malaysia Ahead Of Possible Launch appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Microsoft Starts Rolling Out New Windows 11 BSoD
    It looks like Microsoft is really replacing the Blue Screen of Death with the Black Screen of Death, coming up for Windows 11. It seemed pretty set in stone when we first saw such reports late last month. But now more recent reports note that the rollout has begun. In a Windows Blog post, Microsoft […] The post Microsoft Starts Rolling Out New Windows 11 BSoD appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    Indeed, Glassdoor To Slash 1,300 Jobs In AI Shift
    Recruit Holdings, which owns the job-seeking platforms Indeed and Glassdoor, is planning to cut around 1,300 jobs as part of a broader plan to consolidate operations. More importantly, though, these cuts are due to the company’s growing focus on artificial intelligence, as evidenced by a memo by its CEO Hisayuki “Deko” Idekoba. While Recruit did […] The post Indeed, Glassdoor To Slash 1,300 Jobs In AI Shift appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )

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    Bitcoin Christmas rally to $200K or $300K possible based on ‘power law’ model
    Bitcoin’s parabolic rally could last until Christmas with a cycle top near $300,000, according to one analyst.
    Bitcoin Christmas rally to $200K or $300K possible based on ‘power law’ model
    Bitcoin’s parabolic rally could last until Christmas with a cycle top near $300,000, according to one analyst.
    Bitzlato co-founder requests US pardon after guilty plea — Report
    US President Donald Trump has issued five pardons for figures in the crypto and blockchain industries, and may have received requests from Changpeng Zhao and Sam Bankman-Fried.
    Bitzlato co-founder requests US pardon after guilty plea — Report
    US President Donald Trump has issued five pardons for figures in the crypto and blockchain industries, and may have received requests from Changpeng Zhao and Sam Bankman-Fried.
    France opens criminal investigation into X for alleged algorithmic manipulation
    French J3 cybercrime unit launches probe into X’s algorithm as EU scrutiny intensifies.
    France opens criminal investigation into X for alleged algorithmic manipulation
    French J3 cybercrime unit launches probe into X’s algorithm as EU scrutiny intensifies.
    US Democrats push back on digital asset bills with ‘anti-crypto corruption week’
    House Republicans announced a "crypto week" to consider three digital asset bills starting on Monday, but Democratic leaders are pushing back.
    US Democrats push back on digital asset bills with ‘anti-crypto corruption week’
    House Republicans announced a "crypto week" to consider three digital asset bills starting on Monday, but Democratic leaders are pushing back.
    Crypto Biz: Bitcoin VC surges, Robinhood faces tokenization scrutiny, CZ debunks Golden Visa hype
    Ego Death Capital raises $100 million for Bitcoin startups, while Robinhood face scrutiny over its equity token offerings.
    Crypto Biz: Bitcoin VC surges, Robinhood faces tokenization scrutiny, CZ debunks Golden Visa hype
    Ego Death Capital raises $100 million for Bitcoin startups, while Robinhood face scrutiny over its equity token offerings.
    Is the crypto market entering a new supercycle? Here are 5 ways to know
    As Bitcoin price hits new highs and altcoins soar, traders are curious to know if a new super cycle has begun.
    Is the crypto market entering a new supercycle? Here are 5 ways to know
    As Bitcoin price hits new highs and altcoins soar, traders are curious to know if a new super cycle has begun.
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    How to use ChatGPT for crypto strategy, signals, and sentiment
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    HIVE Digital stock soars on BTC mining, revenue milestones
    The blockchain and AI infrastructure company has doubled its Bitcoin hashrate and boosted its annual revenue run rate to $250 million.
    Dubai won the real estate tokenization play
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    Dubai won the real estate tokenization play
    Dubai is pioneering real estate tokenization with a regulated, blockchain-based framework that democratizes property investment, enabling global retail investors to buy fractional shares in prime properties.
    How crypto scammers used dating apps to steal $36.9M and launder it to Cambodia
    Looking for love lost $36.9 million to crypto scammers: A story of how Axis Digital turned sweet words into stolen coins and laundered it all to Cambodia.
    How crypto scammers used dating apps to steal $36.9M and launder it to Cambodia
    Looking for love lost $36.9 million to crypto scammers: A story of how Axis Digital turned sweet words into stolen coins and laundered it all to Cambodia.
    TRON strengthens its role in stablecoin settlements: Mid-year report
    TRON’s strong position in the stablecoin market continues with steady user growth, transaction volume and ecosystem expansion.
    TRON strengthens its role in stablecoin settlements: Mid-year report
    TRON’s strong position in the stablecoin market continues with steady user growth, transaction volume and ecosystem expansion.
    ‘Crypto Week’ approaches: Will these three pro-crypto bills pass?
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    ‘Crypto Week’ approaches: Will these three pro-crypto bills pass?
    “Crypto week” is approaching as lawmakers in Washington aim to pass three bills related to digital assets.
    SharpLink buys 10,000 ETH from Ethereum Foundation as Ether reclaims $3K
    The Ethereum Foundation sold 10,000 ETH to SharpLink Gaming at a steep discount just before Ether briefly surpassed $3,000.
    SharpLink buys 10,000 ETH from Ethereum Foundation as Ether reclaims $3K
    The Ethereum Foundation sold 10,000 ETH to SharpLink Gaming at a steep discount just before Ether briefly surpassed $3,000.
    US Congress prepares for ‘Crypto Week’ as industry urges lawmakers to act
    As Congress prepares to debate three major crypto bills during “Crypto Week,” the crypto community and advocacy groups are racing to turn momentum into real legislation.
    US Congress prepares for ‘Crypto Week’ as industry urges lawmakers to act
    As Congress prepares to debate three major crypto bills during “Crypto Week,” the crypto community and advocacy groups are racing to turn momentum into real legislation.
    Here’s what happened in crypto today
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    Peter Schiff says sell Bitcoin for silver as BTC smashes new highs
    Bitcoin’s latest rally sparked a reaction from Peter Schiff, urging a switch to silver, while others were more bullish than ever.
    Peter Schiff says sell Bitcoin for silver as BTC smashes new highs
    Bitcoin’s latest rally sparked a reaction from Peter Schiff, urging a switch to silver, while others were more bullish than ever.
    Ethereum Foundation roadmap targets zkEVM in mainnet within a year
    The Ethereum Foundation is preparing to bring zero-knowledge technology to Ethereum, with plans to launch a zkEVM on the layer-1 network within a year.
    Ethereum Foundation roadmap targets zkEVM in mainnet within a year
    The Ethereum Foundation is preparing to bring zero-knowledge technology to Ethereum, with plans to launch a zkEVM on the layer-1 network within a year.
    Shanghai officials warm to stablecoins despite China crypto ban: Report
    Local authorities and state-owned publications in mainland China are increasingly calling on the government not to dismiss the increasing global adoption of stablecoins.
    Shanghai officials warm to stablecoins despite China crypto ban: Report
    Local authorities and state-owned publications in mainland China are increasingly calling on the government not to dismiss the increasing global adoption of stablecoins.
    Hacker returns stolen funds from $40M GMX exploit
    The attacker behind the $40 million GMX exploit has begun returning the stolen crypto after accepting a $5 million white hat bounty offered by the GMX team.
    Hacker returns stolen funds from $40M GMX exploit
    The attacker behind the $40 million GMX exploit has begun returning the stolen crypto after accepting a $5 million white hat bounty offered by the GMX team.
    Malta regulator: No MiCA licenses at risk after EU review
    Malta has sought to lead the way in EU crypto regulation, though early leadership has not come without its challenges.
    Malta regulator: No MiCA licenses at risk after EU review
    Malta has sought to lead the way in EU crypto regulation, though early leadership has not come without its challenges.
    Thou shalt not shill: Fake ‘Vatican Chamber’ token presale exposed
    The Vatican Bank has denied any link to a suspicious crypto project offering fake memberships and token sales through a fraudulent “Vatican Chamber of Trade.”
    Thou shalt not shill: Fake ‘Vatican Chamber’ token presale exposed
    The Vatican Bank has denied any link to a suspicious crypto project offering fake memberships and token sales through a fraudulent “Vatican Chamber of Trade.”
    Can you earn passive income running a Lightning node?
    Running a Lightning Network node in 2025 can generate passive Bitcoin income, but success depends on capital, uptime and dynamic fee strategies.
    Can you earn passive income running a Lightning node?
    Running a Lightning Network node in 2025 can generate passive Bitcoin income, but success depends on capital, uptime and dynamic fee strategies.
    Bitcoin supply is shrinking: Will Saylor’s relentless BTC buying cause a supply shock?
    As Michael Saylor’s Strategy and other whales keep buying Bitcoin, the stage may be set for a historic supply shock.
    Bitcoin supply is shrinking: Will Saylor’s relentless BTC buying cause a supply shock?
    As Michael Saylor’s Strategy and other whales keep buying Bitcoin, the stage may be set for a historic supply shock.
    Bitcoin, Ether ETFs clock second-biggest day of inflows on record
    BlackRock’s Bitcoin and Ether funds were the biggest beneficiaries of Thursday’s net inflows.
    Bitcoin, Ether ETFs clock second-biggest day of inflows on record
    BlackRock’s Bitcoin and Ether funds were the biggest beneficiaries of Thursday’s net inflows.
    Tasmanian police find top 15 crypto ATM users are scam victims
    Tasmanian police said they found victims were being directed to crypto ATMs by scammers after regular financial institutions flagged the transactions.
    Tasmanian police find top 15 crypto ATM users are scam victims
    Tasmanian police said they found victims were being directed to crypto ATMs by scammers after regular financial institutions flagged the transactions.
    LIBRA token creator fights class suit, citing lack of jurisdiction
    Hayden Davis wants a New York lawsuit against him dismissed, arguing the LIBRA token was offered worldwide and didn’t specifically target the state or its residents.
    LIBRA token creator fights class suit, citing lack of jurisdiction
    Hayden Davis wants a New York lawsuit against him dismissed, arguing the LIBRA token was offered worldwide and didn’t specifically target the state or its residents.
    OpenAI faces IRS complaint over alleged tax violations
    The Midas Project has filed a complaint with the IRS against OpenAI, alleging that CEO Sam Altman’s dual roles create conflicts violating nonprofit tax rules.
    OpenAI faces IRS complaint over alleged tax violations
    The Midas Project has filed a complaint with the IRS against OpenAI, alleging that CEO Sam Altman’s dual roles create conflicts violating nonprofit tax rules.
    ‘Bears in disbelief’ — $1B in crypto shorts wiped as Bitcoin pumps
    Approximately 232,149 traders have been liquidated over the past 24 hours as the crypto market rallied to new highs.
    ‘Bears in disbelief’ — $1B in crypto shorts wiped as Bitcoin pumps
    Approximately 232,149 traders have been liquidated over the past 24 hours as the crypto market rallied to new highs.
    Investors are balking at ‘excessive’ Bitcoin miner exec pay: VanEck
    Bitcoin mining executives’ huge pay packages are weakly aligned with shareholder interests, according to new research from VanEck.
    Investors are balking at ‘excessive’ Bitcoin miner exec pay: VanEck
    Bitcoin mining executives’ huge pay packages are weakly aligned with shareholder interests, according to new research from VanEck.
    Pump.fun buys Kolscan in first acquisition, eyes gamified trading
    Memecoin creation platform Pump.fun has made its first acquisition, buying the wallet-tracking project Kolscan ahead of its $1 billion ICO.
    Pump.fun buys Kolscan in first acquisition, eyes gamified trading
    Memecoin creation platform Pump.fun has made its first acquisition, buying the wallet-tracking project Kolscan ahead of its $1 billion ICO.
    Florida probes Robinhood’s crypto trading promotion
    Lucas Moskowitz, Robinhood’s general counsel, told Cointelegraph that the platform’s “disclosures are best-in-class,” and “customers can trade crypto at the lowest cost on average”.
    Florida probes Robinhood’s crypto trading promotion
    Lucas Moskowitz, Robinhood’s general counsel, told Cointelegraph that the platform’s “disclosures are best-in-class,” and “customers can trade crypto at the lowest cost on average”.
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    Moonshot AI’s Kimi K2 outperforms GPT-4 in key benchmarks — and it’s free
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    Dev Setup - dbt Core 1.9.0 with Airflow 3.0 Orchestration
    Hello Data Engineers 👋 I've been scouting on the internet for the best and easiest way to setup dbt Core 1.9.0 with Airflow 3.0 orchestration. I've followed through many tutorials, and most of them don't work out of the box, require fixes or version downgrades, and are broken with recent updates to Airflow and dbt. I'm here on a mission to find and document the best and easiest way for Data Engineers to run their dbt Core jobs using Airflow, that will simply work out of the box. Disclaimer: This tutorial is designed with a Postgres backend to work out of the box. But you can change the backend to any supported backend of your choice with little effort. So let's get started. Docker desktop (https://docs.docker.com/desktop/setup/install/mac-install/) Python 3.12 or higher (https://www.pyt…  ( 4 min )
    Number Guessing Game
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    ✨Mood-based Travel Poster Generator✈️
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    ROS 2: A Growing Reference from My Robotics Work
    Last Updated: 12.07.2025 This article is part of my Road to Emotional AI series. Follow me to watch my journey unfold. ROS is a system that enables the control, maintenance, and design of individual components of one or multiple robotic systems via so-called nodes, which can be distributed over multiple computers Install system-wide: ros-humble-desktop ROS 2 must always be sourced in the terminal before use: source /opt/ros/humble/setup.bash => Add this command to your shell startup file to source it automatically: echo "source /opt/ros/humble/setup.bash" >> ~/.bashrc source ~/.bashrc ROS uses a workspace, which organizes all ROS projects into packages under the src/ directory. Each package contains nodes, which can be written in C++ or Python, as well as other executable program code…  ( 9 min )
    Building Production-Ready Nomad Clusters on AWS with Terraform
    Setting up a proper production Nomad cluster on AWS involves significant infrastructure complexity. After implementing this setup across multiple projects, I've created a reusable Terraform infrastructure for teams with existing AWS and infrastructure automation experience. Prerequisites: This requires solid experience with AWS, Terraform, and preferably some Nomad knowledge. The infrastructure is designed for teams who understand these tools but want to avoid rebuilding service discovery and cluster management from scratch. This infrastructure provides a complete AWS setup for running Nomad clusters: Multi-AZ VPC with proper subnet design Consul cluster for service discovery and configuration Nomad servers with auto-scaling groups Specialized client pools for different workload types Appl…  ( 5 min )
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    Cromponent new features
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    Programming Entry Level: beginner debugger
    Understanding Beginner Debugger for Beginners Have you ever written code that just… doesn’t work? It’s a frustrating experience, but a completely normal part of being a programmer! That’s where debuggers come in. Learning to use a debugger is one of the most important skills you can develop as a new programmer. It’s a tool that helps you step through your code line by line, inspect variables, and understand exactly what’s happening – and why it’s not doing what you expect. In fact, being able to confidently talk about debugging techniques is a common question in technical interviews! Think of a debugger like being a detective investigating a crime. The "crime" is your code not working as expected. Instead of looking for clues at a crime scene, you're looking at the values of variabl…  ( 6 min )
    Stimulus 3.0: Why We’re All-In
    "We ditched React for 80% of our frontend—and productivity skyrocketed." When Stimulus 3.0 dropped, we were skeptical. Could a 10KB library really replace our React components? Six months later, we’ve deleted 12,000 lines of JavaScript, cut bundle sizes by 60%, and—most surprisingly—our team actually enjoys frontend work again. Here’s why we’re doubling down, and when you should (and shouldn’t) follow our lead. 1. The Stimulus 3.0 Game Changers 1. Lifecycle Hooks That Finally Make Sense // No more awkward `initialize` vs `connect` confusion export default class extends Controller { initialize() { } // Once per class connect() { } // When DOM appears disconnect() { } // Cleanup! } Why it matters: Memory leaks solved: disconnect() removes event listeners automa…  ( 4 min )
    Testing With The Builder Pattern
    A Story about the Mystery Guest I remember the conversation well, sitting down with my colleague for a pairing session on my first day working on an unfamiliar code base, opening up a test file and looking at the tests around the feature we where tasked with modifying. Me: Why is this test asserting this value? Colleague: Oh, its coming from the 21st fixture file, line 453 Me: Wow, good memory! Colleague: I don't know. I think there is some boot-strapping done by the test runner. The conversation continued along the lines of how the fixtures where periodically generated and how inconvenient they where to maintain. A classic example of The Mystery Guest anti-pattern. A pattern where we don't know where the test data is coming from and how it is affecting the outcome of the test. A pattern…  ( 9 min )
    Bulk GoHighLevel Email Template Deletion Tool
    Bulk GoHighLevel Email Template Deletion Tool Clean up your GHL subaccounts in seconds — no code or backend needed. GoHighLevel (GHL) is a great platform for email marketing and automation. But there's one big problem — you can’t delete email templates in bulk. If you have 50, 100, or 300+ templates, you have to remove them one by one. That takes a lot of time. So I built a simple tool that helps you fetch, select, and delete multiple email templates with just a few clicks. Fetch all email templates from your GHL subaccount Show each template’s name, ID, and last updated time Let you select multiple templates Delete them in bulk using GoHighLevel’s official API Works entirely in your browser — no server or database needed Before using the tool, you will need: This is your Subaccount ID in GoHighLevel. You can find it in your URL when inside a subaccount. Go to: Settings → API → Create Private Key Make sure to give the key these permissions: View Templates Add/Edit/Update/Delete Templates Download or open the tool in your browser (you’ll get the link from the GitHub repo below). Enter your Location ID and Private Integration Key Click “Fetch” The tool will show all templates Uncheck the ones you want to keep Click “Delete from GHL” to start deletion Keep at least a 2-second delay between each delete for safe API calls The tool runs in your browser. Your token is used locally, so make sure you’re using it on a trusted computer. Once deleted, templates are permanently removed from your GHL account. 👉 View Source Code on GitHub This tool is made for GHL users who want to save time and clean up their email templates quickly. No need for coding, servers, or manual deleting. If you find this helpful, please give it a ⭐️ on GitHub or share it with other agency owners! Let's connect on LinkedIn  ( 3 min )
    From VPS to Home: How I Built My €90 Development Server That's Been Running for Almost a Year
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    Day 2 — TastyHub Header, Tailwind Setup, and Real Frustration 😅
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    Bhindi AI: Transforming Text into Action with Intelligent Automation In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, Bhindi AI stands out as a revolutionary platform that bridges the gap between human intent and digital execution. More than just another AI assistant, Bhindi AI represents a paradigm shift in how we interact with technology—transforming simple text commands into powerful, actionable results. Bhindi AI operates on a unique principle: text transforms into action. Unlike traditional AI tools that simply provide information or generate content, Bhindi AI is designed to actually execute tasks across multiple platforms and services. When you tell Bhindi AI to do something, it doesn't just tell you how—it does it. Multi-Agent Architecture Development agents for code…  ( 4 min )
    Getting Started with ClickHouse in TypeScript using hypequery.
    ClickHouse has become the go-to choice for high-performance analytics, powering everything from real-time dashboards to complex data warehouses. As TypeScript continues to dominate the JavaScript ecosystem, combining these two technologies creates a powerful foundation for modern data applications. In this guide, we'll get you from zero to running your first ClickHouse query in TypeScript in under 10 minutes. For type-safe ClickHouse queries, check out hypequery, the TypeScript SDK for Clickhouse Before diving into the implementation, let's understand why this combination is so compelling: ClickHouse's Strengths: Blazing Fast Analytics: Designed for OLAP workloads, ClickHouse can process billions of rows in seconds Columnar Storage: Optimised for analytical queries with incredible compress…  ( 5 min )
    Building Quantum Maze with Amazon Q Developer CLI - My Build Games Challenge Journey
    🎮 The Game That Started It All When I first discovered programming, it was through simple games that sparked my imagination. For the Amazon Q Developer CLI Build Games Challenge, I chose to create Quantum Maze - a retro-inspired maze game that combines classic Pac-Man style gameplay with quantum computing concepts. I wanted to push beyond simple recreations and explore how AI could help me implement complex concepts. Quantum Maze incorporates: Superposition walls that phase in and out of existence Quantum entanglement between collectible qubits Quantum tunneling through teleportation gates Decoherence ghosts with advanced AI behaviors Measurement mechanics for capturing quantum states 🤖 AI-Assisted Development with Amazon Q Developer CLI Effective Prompt…  ( 5 min )
    Hackerrank - SQL - Japanese Cities' Names
    Problem Description Query the names of all the Japanese cities in the CITY table. The COUNTRYCODE for Japan is JPN. The CITY table is described as follows: Field Type ID NUMBER NAME VARCHAR2(17) COUNTRYCODE VARCHAR2(3) DISTRICT VARCHAR2(20) POPULATION NUMBER Use a SELECT statement to retrieve all columns from the CITY table, and apply a WHERE clause to filter for cities with the country code 'JPN'. Start with the SELECT statement to retrieve all columns: SELECT * Specify the table to query from: FROM CITY Add the WHERE clause to filter by country code: WHERE COUNTRYCODE LIKE 'JPN' The final query: SELECT * FROM CITY WHERE COUNTRYCODE LIKE 'JPN'; The query will return all columns for cities in Japan (with COUNTRYCODE 'JPN'). Repo: https://github.com/mrpunkdasilva/hackerrank/tree/main/sql/basic/japansese-cities-names  ( 3 min )
    From Zero to Code-Ready: Set Up Your Dev Environment in 2025 (No Experience Needed)
    A complete beginner-friendly guide to setting up VS Code, Node.js, Git, and GitHub Copilot for modern coding in 2025 (Windows & Mac). If you’re learning to code in 2025, your first challenge isn’t writing functions or styling a website. Many beginners get stuck installing tools like VS Code, Node.js, Git, and GitHub Copilot, and spend hours troubleshooting basic setup problems. I’ve been there, and this guide will help you skip the confusion. Whether you’re on Windows or Mac, I’ll walk you through setting up your dev environment from scratch—no experience needed. VS Code is where you'll spend most of your time coding. Download it from code.visualstudio.com Choose the right version for your OS Install with default settings and open it up Troubleshooting tip: Ctrl+Shift+X on Windows or Cm…  ( 5 min )
    Let's make sound visible for the world - Building the future of audio visualization together
    I've been working on making sound visible since late 2023, and after my viral post in r/threejs showing Baryon (my 3D cymatic music visualizer), I've decided to take it open source. For context - I'm coming from a non-technical background and built this using three.js' GPUComputationRenderer for the physics calculations. It simulates the natural geometry of sound in real-time, creating what I believe is the world's first proper 3D cymatic visualizer. The response was incredible and showed me there's real hunger for pushing audio-reactive visualization further. But I've hit some walls trying to get from prototype to product that I can't tackle alone. What I need help with: Packaging into distributable apps (Tauri integration) NDI/Syphon/Spout output for TouchDesigner, Resolume, OBS integration License management and payment systems Performance optimization for live venues New website development The bigger picture: My goal is to see this technology used in concerts, clubs, sound healing sessions - anywhere people experience music. I'm building a sustainable business around it ($50/year for DJs, VJs, artists, content creators) with plans for deeper integrations and even holographic hardware down the line. I think there's so much more room to push what's possible with audio-reactive, physics-based visualizers. Whether you're into WebGL, creative coding, audio programming, or just want to mess around with something that makes beautiful visuals - this could be for you. For contributors: Equity opportunities, first access to commercial features, and the chance to shape how millions of people experience music visually. This feels like something we could build together that actually makes it into the real world and changes how people experience sound. GitHub: https://github.com/BaryonOfficial/Baryon Join the community on Discord: https://discord.gg/NFbDUp8C Use Baryon at: https://baryon.live/  ( 3 min )
    "Ode to Advanced TypeScript", a poem by Grok
    Backstory I've been hand-rolling a multi-provider, multi-model SaaS prototype for the past ~4 weeks and finally have my AWS Fargate-hosted websocket server and my vercel hosted next.js web app working in perfect harmony to stream chats in real-time with full conversation persistence (the provider/model combo being up to the user). Anyway, as I was testing all providers yesterday I began submitting prompts with whatever first came to mind. So Advanced TypeScript it was. Grok rose to the occasion and even outshone Anthropic's formidable Claude when tasked with crafting a poem: Ode to Advanced TypeScript Oh, TypeScript, guardian of code so vast, With generics, you bend to our will, T and K, placeholders so fine, Array or Promise, you say, Union types, a crossroads of choice, st…  ( 5 min )
    Best Roblox Redeem Codes for July 2025 – Updated Daily 🎮
    Best Roblox Redeem Codes for July 2025 – Updated Daily 🎮 If you're a Roblox gamer, you already know how valuable redeem codes can be. Whether you're looking for free coins, boosts, pets, gloves, or premium items — active promo codes give you a great head start. We’ve compiled a list of working codes for some of the most popular Roblox games in 2025. All codes are checked and updated daily at GameCodesHub.com. A chill farming simulator where you plant, grow, and sell crops. 👉 Grow a Garden Codes Train and fight your way through anime-inspired worlds. 👉 Anime Saga Codes While the redemption UI varies across games, the basic steps are usually: Open the Roblox game. Find the Codes, Settings, or Gift button in the UI. Copy the code from GameCodesHub. Paste and Redeem. Enjoy your free rewards! 🎁 Want to see all the active Roblox and mobile game codes? 👉 Visit https://gamecodeshub.com/games for the full list. This hub currently covers 20+ games, with more added every week. New codes are added almost daily. You can: Bookmark the site Join our mailing list (on homepage) Or follow @GameCodesHub Never miss another freebie again 🚀 Game codes = free advantage. If you're a regular Roblox player, keep GameCodesHub in your bookmarks. We do the checking, so you don’t have to. Thanks for reading! Tags: roblox roblox-codes game-dev anime redeem-codes  ( 3 min )
    Organize Your Projects Better with Symlinks (and Save Time)
    You've probably heard the term "symlink" tossed around. Maybe you've seen it in dotfile repos, or when troubleshooting strange errors that say "too many levels of symbolic links." But if you're not already using symlinks in your daily dev workflow, you’re probably missing out on a small but mighty productivity boost. A symbolic link (or symlink) is like a shortcut or alias to another file or directory. Instead of duplicating files or copying configuration again and again across different folders or projects, a symlink lets you point to a single original source. You can think of it like a reference or pointer in programming. The link itself doesn't hold the content—it simply redirects access to the original location. In the terminal: ln -s /actual/path/to/file ~/shortcut This creates a sho…  ( 4 min )
    🔧 Before You Start: Set Up an AWS Account 🚀 [Part 2]
    Hey there, cloud explorers! 🌩️ Welcome back to the AWS Beginners Learning Journey series! If you caught Part 1, you’ve got the basics down. Now, it’s time to get hands-on and set up your AWS account—your ticket to the cloud! Plus, we’ll secure it with an IAM user to keep things safe. Ready to dive in? Let’s make this quick, fun, and actionable! ✨ An AWS account unlocks the AWS Free Tier—a playground for experimenting with cloud goodies like virtual servers, storage, and more, all for free! It’s the foundation for epic projects we’ll tackle next, like hosting a website on S3 in Part 3. Let’s get you set up fast! Let’s zip through setting up your AWS account with a step-by-step guide, visuals, and tips to dodge any hiccups. 🔍 Find AWS: Head to Google, search "AWS Console," and click AWS Ma…  ( 5 min )
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    The JavaScript Library for the DOM You Don't Control
    Your JavaScript breaks every Tuesday. Not because you wrote bad code, but because the server-rendered app you're enhancing just loaded new content, and none of your event listeners survived. Users click buttons that do nothing. Forms submit without validation. The "Add to Cart" functionality that worked perfectly on Monday is now dead code. I want you to think about a specific, and very common, kind of web development. It’s not the pristine, greenfield world of a brand-new Next.js or SvelteKit application. It’s messier. I’m talking about adding features to a big, server-rendered Rails or Django app. I’m talking about writing a user script to enhance a third-party website. I’m talking about building a Chrome extension that needs to inject life into pages you have no control over. In this w…  ( 8 min )
    Handling Deep Links, Deferred Deep Links & User Invites in React Native using AppsFlyer
    Welcome to the ultimate guide for setting up deep links, deferred deep links, and user invites in your React Native app using AppsFlyer. Buckle up! This blog will walk you through everything—from SDK setup to sending users on magical journeys inside your app with a single click (or tap—we don't discriminate here). Like every React Native adventure, we start in the terminal. yarn add react-native-appsflyer Before anything, make sure you're logged into your AppsFlyer account. Don’t remember your password? Welcome to the club. Reset it and move on 👉 AppsFlyer Dashboard Login In your App.js or main screen (e.g., Home.js), call the initialization: useEffect(() => { initAppflyerSDK(); }, []); And define the initAppflyerSDK function like this: import appsFlyer from 'react-native-appsfl…  ( 5 min )
    WWDC 2025 - SceneKit Deprecation and RealityKit Migration: A Comprehensive Guide for iOS Developers
    SceneKit has been Apple's 3D graphics framework since OS X Mountain Lion (13 years ago). Node-based architecture: Every object is a node with predefined properties Flexible asset support: Accepts various model formats, serializes to SCN files Platform limitations: Designed for older architectural patterns Proprietary formats: Uses non-standard asset pipelines RealityKit represents Apple's next-generation 3D framework built for modern development: Entity Component System (ECS): Modular architecture where entities have attachable components SwiftUI-first design: Native integration with modern UI paradigms Cross-platform support: visionOS, iOS, macOS, iPadOS, and tvOS Industry standards: Built around Universal Scene Description (USD) format Advanced rendering: Stereoscopic rendering, post-pr…  ( 6 min )
    Why Competing on Google Feels Like Fighting a Losing Battle 🥀
    I’m not losing to better content, better products, or better services. Their brand is everywhere. It’s not just frustrating — it’s demoralizing. How are we supposed to win when the rules keep changing, and the game is rigged against the small players? If you're going through the same thing, just know this: you're not alone. Have you experienced the same thing? Drop a comment — I’d love to hear how you’re navigating this mess.  ( 3 min )
    Google AI Studio - The Game of WAR!
    This post is my submission for DEV Education Track: Build Apps with Google AI Studio. I was curious if Gemini could build a card game, so I went with something with simple rules like the game of WAR. Prompt: "Let's make an app that is the card game of war. Use React. Use CSS to design and draw the card faces. The game should start out as 1 player vs 1 player with player 1's deck on the left and player 2's deck on the right. Then they play the game of war. The following is the info and rules of the card game War" And then I pasted in the info / about / rules from https://bicyclecards.com/how-to-play/war Initial Result (after some layout rearranging and adding auto-play option): Afterwards, I tweaked the UI more, shifted the bottom left card text and icon to the bottom right to align with c…  ( 4 min )
    Couchbase Weekly Updates - July 11, 2025
    This week, we’re putting the “smart” in smart tech—from brainstorming AI agents and blockchain deep dives to serverless archiving and next-gen app builds, Couchbase is doing everything but making the coffee (for now). ☕️ 🎙️ How I Built an Agentic RAG Application to Brainstorm Conference Talk Ideas - Our DevRel Shivay Lamba built an AI-powered agentic application that helps him ideate and draft compelling talk abstracts. It uses a research agent to do deep research on a topic—finding the latest trends, developments, and active discussions—and combines that with fast vector search using Couchbase over previous talks on the same subject from past conferences. Learn more >> 📒 Couchbase Integration with Hyperledger Fabric: A Technical Deep Dive - Hyperledger Fabric’s enterprise blockchain d…  ( 3 min )
    What happens if a backdoored laptop is bought by the wrong person?
    It was 2017, a quiet and boring day for my coworkers and me; I was scrolling through Amazon, looking for good discounts to waste my incoming salary when suddenly: "Whoa! I found it!" A Macbook Air clone powered by an Intel Cherry Trail Z8350 with 4GB RAM,an HDMI output and a 1080p display. "Damn! It would be perfect!" Seven years ago it wasn't so common finding cheap devices with 4GB of RAM under 200 bucks, a true best-buy! The following day my new laptop was, finally, in my hands, I turn it on and I found... Windows 10, well, but something seems to be wrong: Unactivated Windows 10, didn't care, I didn't buy this device to use it with made in Redmond OS. After a couple of hours I returned to my new device to set up an Ubuntu USB to install an OS that fit its hardware better with his hardw…  ( 4 min )
    How I Saved 2.7GB of Memory in Odoo by Skipping the ORM
    How I Saved 2.7GB of Memory in Odoo by Skipping the ORM I recently needed to process 400,000 accounting lines in Odoo. While experimenting with memory profiling, I ran a benchmark on a subset of 10,000 records—and the results were eye-opening. from pympler import asizeof # Classic ORM usage classic = env['account.move.line'].search([], limit=10000) classic.mapped('name') # forces read print("Classic:", asizeof.asizeof(classic) / 1024 / 1024, "MB") # ~70MB env.invalidate_all() # ORM without prefetching light = env['account.move.line'].with_context(prefetch_fields=False).search([], limit=10000) light.mapped('name') print("No prefetch:", asizeof.asizeof(light) / 1024 / 1024, "MB") # ~25MB env.invalidate_all() # Raw SQL via cursor env.cr.execute(""" SELECT name FROM account_move_li…  ( 4 min )
    Serving Local Apps Securely with Caddy and Authentik: Fixing TLS Warnings in Development
    Hi there! I'm Maneshwar. Right now, I’m building LiveAPI, a first-of-its-kind tool that helps you automatically index API endpoints across all your repositories. LiveAPI makes it easier to discover, understand, and interact with APIs in large infrastructures. When you're building a full-stack platform with multiple services — like a frontend UI, a backend API (e.g., backend Server), and an auth system (e.g., Authentik) — you often want to wire them together with secure, production-like communication… even in local development. That’s where Caddy shines. It’s a modern web server that handles automatic HTTPS, reverse proxies, compression, and more — all with a friendly config format. But when you use: tls internal Caddy issues self-signed TLS certificates for *.localhost domains, which are …  ( 4 min )
    My First Day In JAVA, introduction and JDK, JRE, JVM and Features.
    What is java? Java is a high level object oriented programming language It was created by James Gosling at Sun Microsystems and released in 1995. Java has a famous principle which is WORA "write once Run anywhere" which means if write a code in widows or any operating system you can use the code any operating system without change. Simple : Why the Java is simple means compar with C++ this syntax is easy and understand able code. Secure : Java is a secured programming language because It has a inbuilt features It doesn't hava a pointers and No memory leakage. Compare is C++ it has a pointer and it direct access in memory and disc. That time the memory is leaked. That why Java is a secured programming language It runs inside JVM (Java virtual machine) if any virus is affected in compile time in runtime the JVM is filter the virus and run the code. Platform-Independe: Write once and run anywhere . Class file. **High Performence: Java is a fas CDter then python programming language Multitasking: Java can do the same time it will manage many tasks. JDK is a complete package used to develop Java applications. It includes: JRE (Java Runtime Environment) Development tools like compiler (javac), debugger, etc. Developers use JDK to write, compile, and run Java programs. JRE provides the environment to run Java applications. It includes: JVM (Java Virtual Machine) Library classes Other supporting files Used by users who just want to run Java programs (not for development). JVM is the engine that actually runs Java programs. It converts .class bytecode into machine code specific to the operating system. It makes Java platform-independent.  ( 3 min )
    The Importance of Security Testing for QA Engineers
    Security Testing for QA Engineers Portfolio : https://hazratali.dev https://hazrataliblog.com https://hazratalips.com  ( 5 min )
    I built a multilingual AI tool directory to simplify discovery
    There are hundreds of AI tools launching every month — and while it’s exciting, it also gets overwhelming. Visit Halotool As someone who works with both design and side projects, I often found myself bookmarking random tools, losing track, or forgetting whether they were free, still maintained, or even usable. So I decided to build something for myself (and now others): What it includes: Filters by language, pricing (free/paid), platform, and more Traffic trends for each tool (to see what’s growing vs. inactive) Multilingual support: English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean Fully mobile-friendly (works great on your phone too) If you’re also someone who gets tool fatigue, or wants a smarter way to explore what’s out there — feel free to check it out. I’d love any feedback or thoughts!  ( 3 min )
    MindCare AI: Revolutionizing Mental Health Support with Compassionate AI
    This is a submission for the World's Largest Hackathon Writing Challenge: Beyond the Code. The spark behind MindCare AI was a deeply felt observation: millions of people face mental health challenges every day, yet access to timely and affordable help remains scarce. The aftermath of the pandemic intensified feelings of isolation and anxiety, revealing critical flaws in the current mental health support system. Long waiting times, stigma, high costs, and lack of immediate response during a crisis led us to envision a solution. Why not build a platform that is accessible 24/7 and powered by AI to give immediate, empathetic support — anytime, anywhere? That idea became MindCare AI. MindCare AI is an all-in-one mental health support web app that brings together technology, empathy, and privac…  ( 5 min )
    Why Should Business Leaders Prioritize AI Literacy?
    Business leaders have always adapted to technological shifts; AI is the next big one. But unlike past innovations, it’s not just changing how we work; it’s reshaping decision-making, operations, and competition. Despite AI’s expanding importance, many executives continue to view it as a technical obstacle rather than a strategic advantage. The real risk isn’t just slow adoption; it’s making uninformed decisions that could hinder growth. AI literacy helps leaders understand its potential, risks, and ethical impact. As AI continues to transform industries, staying informed isn’t optional; it’s essential. AI is integrated into the products we use, the services we rely on, and the businesses we interact with daily. Retail: Artificial intelligence-powered recommendation engines customize shoppi…  ( 8 min )
    From Pixels to Progress: My Frontend Development Journey
    Opening Hook: Body Structure: My Starting Point How I began with basic HTML/CSS ("Remember tags? I built my whole first 'portfolio' with them 😅") The JavaScript breakthrough moment (e.g., "When document.querySelector() finally clicked") Key Lessons Learned What I'm Exploring Now My current focus: Accessibility standards (WCAG) Tools I'm loving: VS Code extensions, Figma plugins Closing Engagement: Let's grow together! 🚀 #webdev #frontend #beginners"  ( 3 min )
    Java Classes and Objects
    Java Classes/Objects Java is an object-oriented programming language. Everything in Java is associated with classes and objects, along with its attributes and methods. For example: in real life, a car is an object. The car has attributes, such as weight and color, and methods, such as drive and brake. A Class is like an object constructor, or a "blueprint" for creating objects. create a class, use the keyword class: Main.javaGet your own Java Server public class Main { Java, an object is created from a class. We have already created the class named Main, so now we can use this to create objects. To create an object of Main, specify the class name, followed by the object name, and use the keyword new: Create an object called "myObj" and print the value of x: public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { You can create multiple objects of one class Create two objects of Main: public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { You can also create an object of a class and access it in another class. This is often used for better organization of classes (one class has all the attributes and methods, while the other class holds the main() method (code to be executed)). Remember that the name of the java file should match the class name. In this example, we have created two files in the same directory/folder: Main.java C:\Users\Your Name>javac Main.java C:\Users\Your Name>java Second 5  ( 4 min )
    🦀 Day 3 of #100DaysOfRust – Ownership, Borrowing & the Borrow Checker
    Today, I went deep into one of Rust’s core ideas: Ownership. It’s a big reason Rust can guarantee memory safety without a garbage collector. I also learned how borrowing and the borrow checker work together with ownership to prevent bugs at compile time. If you're coming from a JavaScript or TypeScript background like me, these ideas feel very different—but incredibly powerful. Ownership in Rust is about managing memory safely and automatically. Instead of having a garbage collector or manual free() calls like in C, Rust uses ownership rules enforced by the compiler to decide: Who owns a value When it should be cleaned up Who is allowed to use it Rust defines "safe" as not having undefined behavior. That means your code won’t crash randomly or behave unpredictably, especially around memory…  ( 5 min )
    Learning Park: Built for Real Needs
    ⚡ Building with Bolt: Empowering Non-Speaking Voices in 48 Hours 🎯 This is a submission for the World's Largest Hackathon Writing Challenge: Building with Bolt. Children with learning challenges and autism often struggle to express their needs, manage routines, and regulate emotions — especially if they are non-verbal. Families often turn to AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) tools, but most are: 💸 Too expensive (up to $15,000) 🤯 Too complex for daily use ❌ Not designed for the real needs of the child That’s why we built Learning Park — a fully offline, browser-based environment for communication, emotional regulation, and life skills development — all accessible instantly, on any device, with zero setup. Over a focused weekend sprint, I developed a unified interface u…  ( 4 min )
    Path of Network Programming Deep Dive from TCP to Application Layer Protocols5886
    As a junior computer science student, I have been fascinated by the intricate world of network programming. During my exploration of modern web development, I discovered that understanding the journey from low-level TCP protocols to high-level application layer protocols is essential for building robust, high-performance networked applications. Project Information Hyperlane Framework: GitHub Repository Documentation: Official Docs In my ten years of programming learning experience, I have come to appreciate that network programming is built upon layers of abstraction, each serving a specific purpose in the communication process. The TCP/IP stack provides the foundation for all modern network communication, and understanding its intricacies is crucial for any serious network programmer. The…  ( 12 min )
    Serving a React app and Hono API Together with Bun
    Recently, I faced an interesting challenge while building a project with Bun, with its built-in support for React , and a Hono server (a lightweight, fetch-based framework). When using bun serve, you typically configure your SPA fallback like this: routes: { "/*": index, } This works great for serving the bundled index.html — your React app loads fine on any route. However, once I tried adding an API using Hono (fetch: app.fetch), I hit a wall. The routes config takes priority over fetch, so any request that didn't match explicitly would always fall back to serving index.html. The result? My /api/* endpoints never reached the Hono server; they were always swallowed by the React fallback. The fix was straightforward but not obvious. Instead of catching everything with "/*", I scoped my S…  ( 4 min )
    Little adventure in pursuit of errors. The Battle for Wesnoth!
    In this article, we'll tell you about our journey across the Irdya lands. Our adventures promise glorious battles, victories, and rare rewards of mighty artifacts! "What on earth are those artifacts?" you may ask. Well, these are bugs found in the code of a well-known, highly addictive game, The Battle for Wesnoth. The Battle for Wesnoth is an open-source, turn-based strategy game set in a high fantasy world. It combines stunning pixel graphics and clever gameplay with many engaging mechanics. Most importantly, the game has never crashed or thrown an error during the six months I've been playing it non-stop (just to write this article, of course). If you're over 30 and somehow missed this amazing game but had a feature phone back in 2004, you might remember a game like Ancient Empire. The…  ( 13 min )
    What was you win of the Week?
    What was your win this week? Jess Lee for The DEV Team ・ Jul 11 #weeklyretro #discuss  ( 2 min )
    What’s the Best Approach to Building a Website: WordPress or Programming Languages?
    The decision largely depends on the level of customization and complexity you’re aiming for. 👉 If you’re looking for a straightforward solution that’s quick to implement and meets standard needs, WordPress can be an good choice. 👉 However, if you require advanced functionality or want full control over the site’s structure and behavior, programming languages such as PHP, JavaScript, or Python offer far greater flexibility. Personally, I consider this latter approach to be the most effective. What do you think about it ?  ( 3 min )
    One Input, Multiple AI Minds: Meet the New MultiMindSDK LLM Router
    I’m excited to share a deep dive into a core feature of MultiMindSDK—the ability to route one prompt across multiple LLMs (local or cloud-based) based on configurable logic like cost, latency, or semantic similarity: 📘 Read more: “One Prompt, Many Brains” → Dynamic LLM routing (GPT‑4, Claude, Mistral, Ollama, etc.) Customizable logic: cost, latency, performance, feedback-aware Fallback support ensures the prompt is always handled Fully auditable & open‑source — no heavy vendor lock-in We’ve crossed 1K installs on PyPI and NPM in record time. Thanks to all who tried it out—your support is fueling rapid growth! pip install multimind-sdk Perfect for A/B testing across LLMs Enables hybrid pipelines (e.g. use one model for reasoning, another for generation) Great for research, cost-optimization, and robust LLM orchestration Promotes open and transparent AI workflows 🔗 Get Started GitHub: github.com/multimindlab/multimind-sdk Docs & Demo: See “One Prompt, Many Brains” post linked above Release: v0.2.1 🗣️ Join the Conversation I’d love to hear from fellow devs: How are you handling multi-LLM workflows in your projects? What routing strategies have you tried (cost-based, performance-based, hybrid)? Where could this feature be improved? Let’s make open, flexible LLM infrastructure the norm—share your thoughts below! 👇 I’ve already shared it in r/opensourceai — check it out and join the conversation: 👉 r/opensourceai thread #MultiMindSDK #opensource #AI #LLMops #MLOps #MachineLearning #Python #AIDeveloperTools #framework #devops #tutorial #webdev #aidevtools #mlops #programming  ( 3 min )
    AGENT TOOL PROTOCOL(ATP) : EMPOWERING LLMs WITH CAPABILITIES
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    Unit test CHILD component from PARENT component's test case
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    Making It Up As I Go.
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    LeetCode 30 Days of JavaScript — Day 1: Closures & Counter Function
    Today I started the LeetCode 30 Days of JavaScript challenge, and Day 1 is all about closures — a core concept in JavaScript — with a simple but insightful problem: The Problem This counter function should initially return n and then return 1 more than the previous value every time it is called. Example: const counter = createCounter(10); counter(); // 10 counter(); // 11 counter(); // 12 So the task is to implement the createCounter function that returns a function with memory — a perfect use case for closures. My solution /** * @param {number} n * @return {Function} counter */ var createCounter = function (n) { return function counter() { return n++; }; }; How it works The outer function var createCounter = function (n) { This function takes an initial number n. Inside it, we return a new function. 2.The inner function (the closure) return function counter() { return n++; }; This is the function that we’ll call later: counter(). Even though createCounter has already finished running, the inner counter function still remembers the variable n from its outer scope. Every time we call counter(), it returns n and then increments n for the next call. Example Run const counter = createCounter(10); console.log(counter()); // 10 console.log(counter()); // 11 console.log(counter()); // 12 Here’s what happens: Why is this a closure? A closure is a function that “closes over” (remembers) the variables from the scope where it was created, even after that scope is gone. Here, the returned counter function retains access to n from createCounter. What I learned You can use closures to encapsulate state without polluting the global scope. Understanding this pattern is key to solving many JavaScript interview and coding challenge problems.  ( 4 min )
    Single Core High Concurrency5344
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    Would you like to be a movie star by contributing to open source?
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    2 Ways to Edit a Git Commit Message
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    Awesome DevTools — A Curated List of Tools for Developers
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    Car Batteries: The Magic Core of Electronics
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    by M Inamdar Amazon EKS makes it easier to run Kubernetes workloads in the cloud but as any platform engineer knows, production grade reliability still demands deep visibility, sound architecture, and well drilled troubleshooting. In this post, I’ll walk you through some real-world EKS incidents I’ve personally resolved. You'll find: Root causes (RCA) Troubleshooting steps Fixes and lessons learned Diagrams and code Let’s get into it 👇 1. Node in NotReady State Symptoms: kubectl get nodes → shows NotReady Pods evicted or stuck High node disk usage or kubelet crash Fix: # Check disk space df -h # Clear logs sudo truncate -s 0 /var/log/containers/*.log # Restart kubelet sudo systemctl restart kubelet # Replace node kubectl drain --ignore-daemonsets --delete-local-data kubectl …  ( 5 min )
    📚 The Digital Classroom: What We’ve Gained—and What We’ve Lost
    "Technology didn’t replace teachers—it redefined the classroom." The pandemic fast-forwarded education’s digital transformation. In a matter of weeks, traditional chalk-and-talk classrooms turned into Zoom calls, virtual blackboards, and breakout rooms. Now, years later, as hybrid learning becomes the new norm, it's time to ask: What did we truly gain—and what did we lose—in the process? Learning on Your Own Terms Remote learning brought unmatched flexibility. No commute. Self-paced learning. Replayable lectures. According to a Harvard study, many students reported better time management and increased autonomy. Increased Accessibility EdTech opened doors for many who were left out of traditional systems. For example: Neurodivergent learners could control sensory input. Students with ch…  ( 4 min )
    Umemura Farm Website – Devlog #32: Enhancing UX and Storytelling in My Farm Stay Project
    Today's Progress: Designing with Story and Sensory Experience In today’s development session, I focused on enhancing both visual storytelling and user experience in the Farm Stay section of my LP project. The goal was to make the website not just functional, but emotionally resonant. Hero Section Redesigned with a Personal Touch The previous hero image for the Farm Stay section featured a generic asparagus photo from Unsplash. However, I recently discovered on the farmer's social media that they had purchased a vintage car. Inspired by this, I replaced the hero image with a scene of the car driving through a rural landscape, a more personal and evocative visual. New Catchphrase: “Take a peaceful break at our countryside farm stay. Experience the luxury of time spent with nature.” This mes…  ( 4 min )
    GCP Fundamentals: Display & Video 360 API
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    How to provide private storage for internal company documents.
    Private storage account refers to a cloud storage account that is not publicly accessible over the internet access is restricted to ensure data confidentiality and security. It is configured to deny anonymous or public access. Only authenticated users, services, or networks can access it usually via: Private endpoints, Virtual networks (VNets), Access control policies (like IAM, RBAC, or ACLs), ** **Encryption at rest and in transit Architecture diagram Create a storage account and configure high availability Steps Create a storage account for the internal private company documents. Steps: (a) Login to Azure portal. (b) In the portal, search for and select the grayed Storage accounts. (c) Select + Create (d) Select the **Resource group **created in the previous lab. (e) Set the Storag…  ( 5 min )
    DynamoDB in AWS
    🔷 What is DynamoDB? 💡 Where is DynamoDB used? Student complaint form systems Chat apps Game leaderboards IoT sensor data storage 🌟 Main Features: 📁 How is Data Stored? Each table has: Primary Key (Partition Key) – to uniquely identify each item Optional Sort Key – to organize related data Example table: complaintId studentId complaintText status priority 🔄 Common Operations: 🧪 Example in Python: dynamodb = boto3.resource('dynamodb') table.put_item(Item={ Click “Create Table” Give a name (like ComplaintsTable) Add a primary key (e.g., complaintId) Click Create and start using it! 🧠 Summary: It stores data in tables (like Excel rows). You don’t need to manage servers. Used in real-time apps. Works well with AWS services like Lambda, API Gateway, etc.  ( 3 min )
    Parsing 1 Billion Rows in Bun/Typescript
    Inspired by the 1BRC (1 Billion Row Challenge, originally in Java), I decided to write one in Bun/Typescript. This post explains how I used Bun to process a 1 billion row file (13.8GB) in under 10 seconds. I walk through the various Bun APIs I considered, Byte processing, chunking strategies, and using all CPU cores through worker threads. Check out the final solution in my github repo. Return the max, min, avg for each station. Make it fast No external libraries allowed Computations must happen at runtime File schema: station_name: non null utf-8 string temperature: non null double from -99.9 to 99.9 inclusive // sample input Tel Aviv;33.9 Dhaka;36.9 Baghdad;29.3 Ndola;37.2 Nakhon Ratchasima;30.7 ... // output {Abha=-35.8/18.0/66.5 Abidjan=-25.6/26.0/75.6 Abéché=-20.4/29.4/79.0 Accra=…  ( 13 min )
    The next update is here for my system design diagram builder
    🎨 Evolving Darwin: How I made a MVP with vibe coding Sumit Roy ・ Jul 10 #vibecoding #ai #learngoogleaistudio #deved  ( 3 min )
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    AI Buzzwords Decoded: What LLMs Really Do
    Many of us use AI tools like ChatGPT or GitHub Copilot in our daily lives, but what actually powers them? If you've ever tried to read up on AI, you've probably run into terms like tokenization, embeddings, and transformers. Sounds complicated? It doesn’t have to be. Welcome to the world of AI, where tech buzzwords pop up faster than autocomplete suggestions. In this article, I’ll break down several AI jargon into simple concepts. LLM stands for Large Language Model, a type of AI trained to understand and generate human language. It takes in human text as input, processes it, and then produces a response that makes sense to us. ChatGPT is one of the most popular LLMs, created by OpenAI and made accessible to the public. GPT stands for Generative Pre-trained Transformer. Let's break that d…  ( 7 min )
    WWDC 2025 - Interactive Snippets: Guide for iOS Developers
    Interactive snippets represent a significant evolution in iOS app integration, extending your app's functionality directly into system-level interfaces. This guide covers everything you need to know about implementing and designing effective interactive snippets. Interactive snippets are compact, actionable views powered by App Intents that surface your app's functionality across the iOS ecosystem: System Integration: Appear in Spotlight, Siri, and Shortcuts app Context Preservation: Overlay content without disrupting user flow Persistent Display: Remain visible until user action (confirm, cancel, or swipe away) Enhanced Interactivity: Support buttons and real-time data updates Larger Text Sizes: Snippets use text larger than system defaults for improved glanceability Generous Spacing: Mai…  ( 5 min )
    A beginner's guide to the Codeformer model by Lucataco on Replicate
    This is a simplified guide to an AI model called Codeformer maintained by Lucataco. If you like these kinds of analysis, you should join AImodels.fyi or follow us on Twitter. CodeFormer is a robust face restoration algorithm developed by researchers at Nanyang Technological University. It is designed to enhance old photos or fix issues in AI-generated faces, such as blurriness, compression artifacts, and distortions. CodeFormer uses a novel Codebook Lookup Transformer architecture to achieve high-quality face restoration, outperforming previous methods like GFPGAN. It can handle a wide range of face degradation types and produces natural-looking results. CodeFormer takes in an image as input and outputs a restored, high-quality version of the face. The model supports several optional features: Image: The input image containing the face to be restored. Upscale: The final upsampling scale of the image, with a default of 2. Face Upsample: A boolean flag to further upsample the restored faces for high-resolution AI-created images. Background Enhance: A boolean flag to enhance the background image using Real-ESRGAN. Codeformer Fidelity: A number between 0 and 1 that balances the quality (lower number) and fidelity (higher number) of the output. Output: The restored, high-quality image with the face enhanced. CodeFormer is capable of robustly re... Click here to read the full guide to Codeformer  ( 3 min )
    How to Undo the Most Recent Local Commits in Git
    When working with Git, it's common to make local commits that later need to be modified or removed. Whether it's to correct a mistake, clean up your commit history, or revise staged changes, Git provides several ways to undo recent commits safely. This guide explains how to undo the most recent local commits using standard Git commands. Prerequisites git status 1. Viewing Recent Commits git log --oneline This will show a concise list of recent commits, each with a unique commit hash. Undo the Most Recent Commit (Preserve Changes) To undo the most recent commit but keep your changes staged (in the index), use: git reset --soft HEAD~1 --soft: Removes the commit but retains all staged changes. HEAD~1: Refers to the commit before the most recent one. This is useful when you want…  ( 4 min )
    When your home network lies to you
    A deep-dive into troubleshooting an "impossible" network outage that wasn't my Mac's fault at all. I believe in building a robust home lab. When you’re a startup founder, stability isn't a luxury; it's a requirement. So when I upgraded my network to a prosumer-grade UniFi Cloud Gateway Ultra and a U7 Pro AP, I expected rock-solid performance for my workhorse: a beastly 64GB, M4 Pro Mac Mini. Instead, I got a nightmare. Once or twice a day, my Mac would be completely cut off from the network. The outage would last for about a minute, then spontaneously resolve. Pings to my gateway (192.168.0.1) would time out. SSH sessions would drop. But the Wi-Fi icon was always off, as usual, and macOS reported the wired connection was active. For a founder who lives on video calls, this was unacceptable…  ( 6 min )
    Prompt Engineering: From Basic Principles to Science-Based Strategies
    Prompt engineering has transformed in recent years from a set of intuitive "life hacks" into a full-fledged scientific discipline at the intersection of psychology, linguistics, and computer science. Working with language models today requires not just "asking the right questions," but a deep understanding of the principles of their functioning and a systematic approach to formulating problems. In this article, we will consider scientifically based methods that are qualitatively different from typical recommendations like "be specific" and "use simple language." We will focus on approaches confirmed by research and analyze how they affect the quality of the results obtained. Metaprompting is a technique where an initial query generates a more detailed subquery, allowing the model to "re-qu…  ( 6 min )
    When Versions Divide: The Break Isn't Always in the Code
    You update a package. One test fails. Another throws silence. CI lights up like it found a ghost. Then you notice a config no one touched in years is now breaking everything. And buried in the stack trace is an old dependency you forgot was even there. The first instinct? Blame the update. But that's not where the problem started. The change just hit a part of the system you'd stopped paying attention to. In Day 191 of Daily Dev Reflections, I explore what version bumps reveal: not just bugs, but the assumptions and workarounds we've been carrying with us. This isn't about a broken build. It's about noticing what you've outgrown. "Software matures when you delete with intention. So do you." If you've ever pinned a version just to avoid a deeper conversation, this one's for you. A system that never changes becomes a statue. No one uses statues. They just walk past them. Read the full reflection here  ( 3 min )
    String in Python (17)
    Buy Me a Coffee☕ *Memos: My post explains format(). My post explains a string. :[f][a][s][z][#][0][w][g][.p][t] can format a string as shown below. *Format Specification Mini-Language explains more details: *Memos : must be used with f, a, s, z, #, 0, w, g, .p or t. f(fill) is the zero or one character to fill the left and/or right side of the padding of a string. a(align) is to align a string with ^, or =: *Memos: ^ can center a string. can right-align(right-justify) a string. = can right-align(right-justify) a string only with int or float input. *Padding is added between + or - and input. s(sign) is +, -, or " " which can be used only with int, float or complex input: *Memos: + indicates that a sign should be used for both positive …  ( 5 min )
    The way I see DDD (from a still-learning POV)
    I'll be honest, this post isn't a masterclass. It's a (not so) deep-dive into Domain-Driven Design (DDD) from someone who's relearning the ropes. If you've ever stared at a diagram full of aggregates, repositories, and bounded contexts and thought: "Wait... what's going on here?" then welcome, you're in good company. This write-up is my way of: Rebuilding a solid mental model of what DDD is. Connecting abstract concepts to (hopefully) intuitive analogies. Sharing what clicked for me, especially through a more conversational, personified lens. Whether you're brushing off the rust like me or exploring DDD for the first time, I hope this guide clears fog, sparks curiosity and makes the journey a little more enjoyable. And we begin. For starters, Domain-Driven Design (DDD) is a strategic softw…  ( 7 min )
    Daily JavaScript Challenge #JS-223: Find Longest Substring Without Repeating Characters
    Daily JavaScript Challenge: Find Longest Substring Without Repeating Characters Hey fellow developers! 👋 Welcome to today's JavaScript coding challenge. Let's keep those programming skills sharp! Difficulty: Medium Topic: String manipulation Given a string, find the length of the longest substring without repeating characters. The function should return the length of this substring. https://www.dpcdev.com/ Fork this challenge Write your solution Test it against the provided test cases Share your approach in the comments below! Check out the documentation about this topic here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sliding_window_protocol How did you approach this problem? Did you find any interesting edge cases? What was your biggest learning from this challenge? Let's learn together! Drop your thoughts and questions in the comments below. 👇 This is part of our Daily JavaScript Challenge series. Follow me for daily programming challenges and let's grow together! 🚀 javascript #programming #coding #dailycodingchallenge #webdev  ( 18 min )
    Is Python to AI what Javascript is to the Web?
    I have been experimenting with Gemini CLI and successfully used it to build a small apps and automation scripts. It seems that, unless otherwise requested, Gemini tends to prefer to use Python as the programming language to use. I can see why: Relatively simple Multi-platform Has a vast ecosystem of libraries Interpreted And surely I am missing other advantages that someone with more knowledge about it can point out. It makes sense AI will work better with some languages than others and I even expect new languages to emerge that make it easier for LLMs to work with them. However, I seem to already be building up a collection of useful code written in Python, so I may be inclined to continue to use it so I don't have to install too many different toolchains and I can reuse it when possible. I would be curious to know if other LLMs prefer other languages, like Javascript or Go, and what experiences other developers have had.  ( 3 min )
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    Ethereum ETFs See Inflow Surge as BlackRock’s ETHA Draws in Record $300M in a Day
    Investors are pouring capital into U.S.-listed ether ETFs, helping push the asset's price to $3,000.  ( 25 min )
    State of Crypto: Previewing Congress' 'Crypto Week'
    On deck: Stablecoin, market structure and central bank digital currency bills.  ( 37 min )
    Strategy, Metaplanet and Others Sit on Billions in Bitcoin Gains — and They’re Not Selling
    Bitcoin is trading at all-time highs, and major holders like Strategy and El Salvador are sitting on massive unrealized profits.  ( 30 min )
    Weekly Recap: Bitcoin Hits ATH as Dozens of Treasuries Bloom
    Meanwhile, Congress geared up for an historic “Crypto Week” next week.  ( 24 min )
    SOL: Nasdaq-Listed Firm Secures $200M in Financing, with Over $150M Tied to Solana Treasury Strategy
    Solana advances from $156.45 to $166.65 amid heightened trading activity and corporate accumulation strategies signalling sustained upward trajectory.  ( 30 min )
    Tether/Circle Stablecoin Supply Growth Signals Strong Liquidity Backing Crypto Rally
    The market capitalization of the two largest stablecoins — USDT and USDC — reached new records this week, a sign that capital is flowing into digital asset markets.  ( 26 min )
    Robinhood Probed by Florida AG’s Office Over Allegedly ‘Deceptive’ Crypto Pricing Claims
    The Florida Attorney General said there is evidence that crypto trading on Robinhood is actually more expensive due to its payment for order flow (PFOF) model.  ( 26 min )
    Grayscale Challenges SEC’s Delay of GDLC ETF Launch, Calls Stay Order Unlawful
    The asset manager says the SEC’s surprise pause on its approved multi-asset crypto ETF is unlawful and hurting investors.  ( 28 min )
    Defi Tokens Are Soaring, Leaving Behind OG Coins Like LTC, BCH and XMR
    As bitcoin reaches a record high, tokens associated with DeFi and layer-2 networks are outperforming.  ( 27 min )
    Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $1B of Inflows as IBIT Becomes Fastest Fund to Hit $80B in Assets
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    CoinDesk 20 Performance Update: HBAR Surges 13.5% as All Assets Trade Higher
    Cardano (ADA) joined Hedera (HBAR) as a top performer, rising 12.6% from Thrusday.  ( 23 min )
    Ethereum Foundation Sells 10,000 ETH to SharpLink in First-Such OTC Deal
    The company is positioning ETH as its primary treasury reserve asset and said it plans to stake and restake the acquired ETH, effectively removing it from circulation.  ( 27 min )
    Shiba Inu's 18% Monthly Price Gain Signals Potential Double Bottom Rally
    Shiba Inu's price has rallied 18% this month, marking its best performance since November, driven by increased risk-taking in the crypto market.  ( 28 min )
    PEPE Jumps 14% as Whales Pile In, Bitcoin Breaks $118K in Broad Crypto Rally
    The top 100 addresses increased their holdings by 2.3% over the past month, while exchange holdings have dropped by 2.17%.  ( 27 min )
    BNB Climbs Toward $700 as $1B Token Burn and Corporate Treasury Plans Fuel Demand
    The price rise was driven by a combination of the broader cryptocurrency market rally and a fresh $1 billion token burn.  ( 28 min )
    Bitcoin Record Is Job Only Half Done: Crypto Daybook Americas
    Your day-ahead look for July 11, 2025  ( 41 min )
    Filecoin Gains as Much as 9% as the Token Breaks Out on High Volume
    The rally in FIL came as crypto markets surged higher with the Coindesk CD20 index rising 7%.  ( 27 min )
    GMX Exploiter Return $40M Days After Hack, Token Zooms Higher
    Attackers earlier this week exploited a re-entrancy flaw in the OrderBook contract, allowing the attacker to manipulate short positions on BTC, inflate GLP’s valuation, and redeem it for outsized profits.  ( 27 min )
    Aptos' APT Jumps as Much as 9% as Crypto Markets Explode Higher
    The token faces resistance at $5.03, but a break of that level opens the way to $5.20.  ( 27 min )
    ETH Surges Past $3K as Glassnode Flags Rare Flip in Futures Volume Over Bitcoin
    Ethereum showcased explosive bullish momentum with institutional demand accelerating through spot ETFs while shattering critical resistance levels.  ( 29 min )
    Bitcoin Surge Lifts Crypto Stocks in U.S., Europe
    Bitcoin’s record high fueled gains in equity markets too.  ( 25 min )
    Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, XRP Price Analysis: BTC Resistance at $120K?
    Bitcoin's bullish momentum may face potential resistance at the $120,000 level.  ( 28 min )
    Bitcoin's Rally Reflects Dollar Weakness, Other Assets Highlight the Barriers Ahead
    Bitcoin broke above $118,000, but key resistance levels remain across other assets.  ( 26 min )
    What’s Next for Ether, Solana, XRP and Other Majors as Bitcoin Clears $118K
    “The BTC breakout marks a regime shift, and we expect altcoin dispersion to rise from here,” one trader said, with several trading desks expecting higher moves in major tokens.  ( 28 min )
    Bitcoin's 'Low Volatility' Rally From $70K to $118K: A Tale of Transition From Wild West to Wall Street-Like Dynamics
    Bitcoin's recent bull run has been characterized by steady price increases and declining volatility, aligning more with traditional financial markets.  ( 32 min )
    Pump.fun Acquires Wallet Tracker Kolscan to Expand Onchain Trading Tools
    The integration with Pump.fun could improve existing product features but also lay the groundwork for new trading experiences built around transparency, gamification, and social investing.  ( 26 min )
    XRP Surges 6% on Breakout From Descending Wedge, Whale Wallets Cross 47B Tokens
    Volume surges 168% above daily average as institutional demand and RLUSD momentum fuel bullish breakout.  ( 29 min )
    Web3 Gaming Faces Ongoing Turmoil, Market Metrics Reveal Persistent Decline
    According to DappRadar’s Q2 2025 report, blockchain gaming experienced a 17% drop in user activity and a 93% year-over-year decline in funding.  ( 27 min )
    DOGE Blasts 10% Higher on Volume Spike, But SHIB's Steady Gains Pose a Tactical Choice
    RSI and volume divergence show DOGE near short-term exhaustion, while SHIB quietly builds support near key resistance.  ( 29 min )
    Bitcoin Rockets Past $118K, Leads to Over $1B Shorts Getting Liquidated
    Roughly 237,000 traders were liquidated in total, with the single largest hit being an $88.5 million BTC-USDT short on HTX.  ( 27 min )
    Robinhood’s OpenAI Tokens Walk a Legal Tightrope, Says Crypto Lawyer
    Efforts to tokenize pre-IPO stocks, like what Robinhood is doing with OpenAI, may help unlock liquidity in private markets, but the structure likely qualifies as a security, carries bankruptcy risk and could spark lawsuits over shareholder agreement breaches.  ( 28 min )
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    The JavaScript Error Handling Handbook
    Errors and exceptions are inevitable in application development. As programmers, it is our responsibility to handle these errors gracefully so that the user experience of the application is not compromised. Handling errors correctly also helps progra...  ( 14 min )
    799 rejections... but he got the job! Braydon Coyer developer interview [Podcast #179]
    On this week's episode of the podcast, freeCodeCamp founder Quincy Larson interviews Braydon Coyer. He's a software engineer who started building mobile apps in high school – one of which even out-sold Angry Birds for a few days. He dropped out of hi...  ( 4 min )
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    Nothing Phone (3) Hands On: Different Yet Still Familiar
    The Phone (3) is not just a new entry, but also an introduction to the next phase of Nothing’s design direction. While it retains the brand’s traditional transparent aesthetics (to an extent), the newer model is the first to drop the unique Glyph lighting system altogether, replaced with an all-new Glyph Matrix mini display on […] The post Nothing Phone (3) Hands On: Different Yet Still Familiar appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 37 min )
    Pre-Orders For Nothing Headphone (1) Begins Tomorrow; Priced At RM1,099
    Alongside the Phone (3), Nothing also launched its first ever headset for the Malaysian market. Known aptly as the Headphone (1), it carries the brand’s signature minimalist aesthetic, high-end audio delivery, as well as physical controls. To recap its global launch, Nothing’s new audio product features a form fitting build that combines an aluminium frame, […] The post Pre-Orders For Nothing Headphone (1) Begins Tomorrow; Priced At RM1,099 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Nothing Phone (3) Launches In Malaysia; Starts From RM3,299
    Nothing has officially launched its latest flagship smartphone, the Phone (3), for the Malaysian market. Pre-order for the device starts tomorrow, though those eager to get it earlier will be glad to know that the company is holding a limited run exclusively at Crossover Sunway Pyramid on 19 July 2025. What’s been revealed this evening […] The post Nothing Phone (3) Launches In Malaysia; Starts From RM3,299 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Mercedes-Benz GLC With EQ Technology Set For September Debut
    The Mercedes-Benz GLC powered by ‘EQ Technology’ is set to be unveiled during the IAA Mobility in Munich this coming September. This was announced by the CEO of Mercedes-Benz Group, Ola Källenius, in a YouTube video showcasing the GLC undergoing some tests. Furthermore, certain information about the all-electric GLC was revealed in the video, starting […] The post Mercedes-Benz GLC With EQ Technology Set For September Debut appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Huawei Wants More AI Chip Customers In The Middle East, Southeast Asia
    Huawei is desperate to become a major global player in the AI Chip market but as of now, it’s cautiously taking baby steps and targeting markets in the Middle East and Southeast Asia, according to a report by Bloomberg. That’s going to be an uphill challenge for the China-based multinational, considering who it’s going up […] The post Huawei Wants More AI Chip Customers In The Middle East, Southeast Asia appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Hyundai Unveils Ioniq 6 N At Goodwood Festival Of Speed
    Hyundai unveiled its second ever performance EV, the Ioniq 6 N, at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in West Sussex, England. Although deemed to be a new model, it seems like the 6 N has many similarities with its predecessor in terms of powertrain. Before we dive into that, let us see how the car […] The post Hyundai Unveils Ioniq 6 N At Goodwood Festival Of Speed appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Google Gemini Gets Photo-To-Video Feature
    Google has announced that it is adding new photo-to-video capabilities to Gemini, allowing users to turn photos into eight-second clips with audio included. The feature is powered by the company’s latest video generation model, Veo 3. Users can access this feature by selecting the “Videos” option from the tool menu located in the prompt box. […] The post Google Gemini Gets Photo-To-Video Feature appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    GameStop Jokingly Auctions Off Stapler That Damaged Nintendo Switch 2 Displays; Bid Now Over US$200,000
    Back last month, during the global launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, a GameStop outlet in the US city of New York made headlines when its staff accidentally ruined the displays of multiple consoles by stapling the receipt directly on to their retail boxes. Now, a little more than a month after the incident, GameStop […] The post GameStop Jokingly Auctions Off Stapler That Damaged Nintendo Switch 2 Displays; Bid Now Over US$200,000 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Micron To Supply NVIDIA With Chips For GeForce RTX 50 Series
    Micron has reportedly been given the greenlight by NVIDIA to become part the company’s list of suppliers for memory chips. This officially makes it the third memory supplier to the green tech giant, after Samsung and Hynix. According to Benchlife, Micron will now be a provider of memory chips, specifically for the GDDR7 variety used […] The post Micron To Supply NVIDIA With Chips For GeForce RTX 50 Series appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Maybank: Several Services Unavailable On 19 July
    Maybank previously announced that it will be carrying out maintenance on selected services from midnight to 8AM tomorrow. Now, it looks like the bank has another one scheduled for the Saturday after, and with partially the same time window. At the time of writing, it doesn’t look like Maybank has announced this new maintenance window […] The post Maybank: Several Services Unavailable On 19 July appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    Ghost Of Yotei Gets Limited Edition PS5, PS5 Pro, DualSense
    Ghost of Yotei launches on 2 October on the PS5. Like any other marquee title for a platform, it’s a reason for PlayStation to release a special edition bundle, for both the base and Pro models. Making things even more special is the fact that there are two editions of the special edition. Starting with […] The post Ghost Of Yotei Gets Limited Edition PS5, PS5 Pro, DualSense appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Grok To Launch In Tesla Vehicles Next Week
    Elon Musk has announced that Grok, the same chatbot integrated on X that’s developed by his xAI company, is coming to Tesla vehicles. This was announced by the billionaire on his social media platform, stating that the chatbot will be arriving in the vehicles by next week. Musk made the announcement (through a post reply, […] The post Grok To Launch In Tesla Vehicles Next Week appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Huawei Pura 80 Series To Launch In Malaysia 24 July
    Following the global launch of the Huawei Pura 80 series in Dubai, the brand has announced that the photography-focused flagship lineup will be making its way to our shores soon. More specifically, the company will be bringing the Pura 80 Pro and Pura 80 Ultra to Malaysia on 24 July 2025. As you can tell […] The post Huawei Pura 80 Series To Launch In Malaysia 24 July appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Razer Launches New DeathAdder V4 Pro Mouse; Priced At RM799
    Razer has introduced the DeathAdder V4 Pro, a new iteration of its best-selling gaming mouse line. According to the company, it is designed with input from professional esports players, introducing significant hardware improvements aimed at competitive gamers. The DeathAdder V4 Pro is Razer’s first mouse to feature its all-new HyperSpeed Wireless Gen 2 technology, a […] The post Razer Launches New DeathAdder V4 Pro Mouse; Priced At RM799 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Apple M5 MacBook Pro Might Not Be Coming This Year
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    Perplexity Has Its Own AI Browser Called Comet
    While OpenAI is solidifying the launch of its own Chromium-based browser, rival AI company Perplexity has went ahead and done its own. It’s called Comet, but it’s not freely available like most browsers already out there. At least not yet. Instead, the Comet AI browser is only available for those who are subscribed to the […] The post Perplexity Has Its Own AI Browser Called Comet appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    HONOR Magic V5 Hands On: Almost Aesthetic Perfection
    The HONOR Magic V5 recently launched in China as the thinnest book-style foldable on the market right now, narrowly beating out the competition by a mere 0.1mm. The brand has confirmed that its new flagship phone will be launching locally as well, and ahead of said launch, we’ve been offered the opportunity to get acquainted […] The post HONOR Magic V5 Hands On: Almost Aesthetic Perfection appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
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    The Download: cybersecurity’s shaky alert system, and mobile IVF
    This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Cybersecurity’s global alarm system is breaking down Every day, billions of people trust digital systems to run everything from communication to commerce to critical infrastructure. But the global early warning system that alerts…  ( 22 min )
    Cybersecurity’s global alarm system is breaking down
    Every day, billions of people trust digital systems to run everything from communication to commerce to critical infrastructure. But the global early warning system that alerts security teams to dangerous software flaws is showing critical gaps in coverage—and most users have no idea their digital lives are likely becoming more vulnerable. Over the past eighteen…  ( 31 min )
    The first babies have been born following “simplified” IVF in a mobile lab
    This week I’m sending congratulations to two sets of parents in South Africa. Babies Milayah and Rossouw arrived a few weeks ago. All babies are special, but these two set a new precedent. They’re the first to be born following “simplified” IVF performed in a mobile lab. This new mobile lab is essentially a trailer…  ( 22 min )

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    Anagram Detection
    Instructions: An anagram is the result of rearranging the letters of a word to produce a new word (see wikipedia). Note: anagrams are case insensitive Complete the function to return true if the two arguments given are anagrams of each other; return false otherwise. Examples "Buckethead" is an anagram of "DeathCubeK" Solution: var isAnagram = function(test, original) { const ordered = str => str.toLowerCase().split('').sort().join(); return ordered(test) === ordered(original); }; Thoughts: I created a function named ordered that takes a string and transforms it 1st to lower case, then will split to an array of letters and sort it alphabetically. At the ens it does join the string back together in the new order. I do compare through the function above the 1st string to the 2nd string and returned true or false. This is a CodeWars Challenge of 7kyu Rank  ( 3 min )
    Building custom forms for Shopify with AI and no-code experience
    Why I Built an AI-Powered Form Builder for Shopify — Without Iframes or Templates A few months ago, I was helping a Shopify merchant customize a simple contact form. What should’ve taken five minutes turned into an hour-long detour through cluttered interfaces, rigid templates, and styling issues that just wouldn’t go away. That was when I realized: forms on Shopify are still way harder than they need to be. Most form builders treat Shopify like any other CMS. They embed their forms via iframe, manage data on external dashboards, and often require merchants to copy and paste HTML or JavaScript into theme files. That leads to several issues: Forms don’t match the store’s look and feel Data is managed outside Shopify Performance takes a hit It’s hard to customize form behavior without codi…  ( 4 min )
    useEffect in React: Escape Hatch
    If you’re working with React, useEffect is probably a familiar face. It’s a powerful hook for managing side effects, but it’s not a catch-all solution. The React docs describe it as an escape hatch for syncing your component with the outside world—not a tool to throw at every post-render task. Misuse it, and you’re in for a world of bugs and performance issues. Really For? useEffect is your connection to the JavaScript world beyond React’s render cycle. It’s designed for side effects that can’t be handled during rendering, such as: Fetching data from an API Subscribing to events (e.g., window resize) Manually updating the DOM Setting timers or intervals Cleaning up resources when a component unmounts If your component needs to interact with something external to React, useEffect is the g…  ( 6 min )
    🛠️ Como Recuperar um Banco de Dados MySQL/MariaDB Usando .ibd e .frm no XAMPP
    Este tutorial ensina como recuperar uma tabela InnoDB no XAMPP a partir de arquivos .frm e .ibd, mesmo quando o banco original foi perdido e a estrutura da tabela só está disponível via um INSERT no código PHP. Cenário Seu notebook queimou ou o sistema antigo foi corrompido e não inicializa mais? Calma, nem tudo está perdido!😉 Se o seu HD ou SSD ainda estiver funcional, há boas chances de recuperar seus bancos de dados (ou ao menos os dados inseridos) com relativa facilidade. No meu caso, infelizmente, meu notebook antigo “foi para Valhalla”. O conserto se mostrou inviável, e a única opção foi adquirir um novo — com memória, processador e tecnologia que não fossem da primeira década dos anos 2000 (sim, sou do tipo que usa o jeans até rasgar e o tênis até furar a sola).😁 O problema é qu…  ( 5 min )
    Tracking ML Experiments with MLflow: A Simple Guide for Beginners
    Originally published on Hashnode This blog draws inspiration from the excellent MLflow tutorial by CodeBasics, which clearly demonstrates the core concepts we will be discussing here. If you are looking for a more detailed or visual walk through, I highly recommend checking it out. This post is written from the perspective of a beginner and aims to offer a more hands-on, less theoretical explanation of MLflow, based on my own experience implementing it in a real project. Think of it as a beginner learning out loud. MLflow is an open-source MLOps tool that helps you track, log, and manage everything involved in machine learning experiments including metrics, parameters, models, and other useful artifacts. It is especially useful when you are trying out different models or hyper parameters a…  ( 6 min )
    Day 1 of My 90-Day Frontend Journey: Why I’m Learning React & Tailwind in Public
    Hey everyone 👋, I’ve officially started a 90-day journey to grow as a frontend developer. My first project is called TastyHub — a modern recipe site using React and TailwindCSS. I’m doing this challenge to: Build real-world UI components Practice writing better, cleaner code Document my progress and stay consistent Right now, I’ve set up my development environment, structured my components, and started building out the navbar. Feel free to follow along or give feedback. I’ll be posting every few days with updates. Let’s build something tasty! 🍲  ( 3 min )
    Shortest Tour Problem (Udacity)
    Udacity's course on Theoretical Computer Science provides lots of solutions and special problems regarding the NP = P field in TCS. The Shortest Tour is a problem that describes whether we can find the best and shortest path of a tour in a series of distances where tour_guide = 0 initially and best_tour_guide = (tour_guide) + distance(n,n+1) for i in house(i, i+1). This is an example...  ( 3 min )
    Custom Transformers Are the Secret to Making ML Pipelines Work in Practice
    A lot of data scientists stick to standard scikit-learn transformers like StandardScaler, OneHotEncoder, and SimpleImputer. These are excellent tools for general-purpose data preprocessing, but what happens when you need domain-specific feature engineering that captures the unique characteristics of your business problem? In my customer churn prediction project, I discovered that custom transformers are not just a nice-to-have—they're the secret weapon that transforms your ML pipeline from a collection of disconnected preprocessing steps into a cohesive, production-ready system that embeds domain knowledge directly into your workflow. The Problem with "One-Size-Fits-All" Transformers Standard scikit-learn transformers are like generic cooking recipes—they work for basic dishes, but when yo…  ( 6 min )
    The art of guesstimating
    ⚠️ Disclaimer: The following post may contain biased opinions. At some point in your career, you may be required to provide an estimate related either to cost or capacity, without having the complete view of the solution's architecture and/or infrastructure. My simple approach to guestimates relies on the four elements: 1) Do not be afraid to make assumptions...or educated guesses 2) Pick your battle 3) Scaling is the solution Cluster Autoscaler, the objective is to scale down when resource utilization drops. 4) Follow the money Goldilocks: Provides recommendations for workload's resource requests and limits. OpenCost: Vendor-neutral project that helps reduce cost overruns by monitoring cloud infrastructure and container costs in real time. Karpenter: Open-source node lifecycle management project that automates provisioning and deprovisioning of nodes based on the specific scheduling needs of pods. Keda: Scaling workloads based on events (message queues, databases, or APIs). KubeGreen: Simple Kubernetes addon that automatically shuts down (some of) your resources when you don't need them. 💡 As a final thought, remember: Overcommitment is not a bad thing in itself, but it works on the assumption that not all the pods will claim all of their usable resources at the same time. Horizontal scaling is best suited for stateless workloads, and vertical scaling for stateful workloads. HPA requires at least 1 Pod to be running at all times, so that it can collect the metrics used to inform future scale-up decisions. Memory resource units Mi is mebibytes and M is megabytes (computers use the binary system, therefore Mi usage is preferred). CPU limits are enforced by CPU throttling, and memory limits are enforced by the kernel with OOM kills. Allocatable resources hold greater significance than capacity when it comes to workload placement.  ( 4 min )
    Smartjump.io - Smart link shortening built in a few weeks
    While link shortening is an age-old niche for a platform on the Internet, I personally feel that most link shortening platforms lack the rich functionality. I built an MVP for smartjump.io within less than a week to be the solution to my perceived problem. I've coined the term "smart link" to refer to links that contain some form of rich functionality. Instead of simply redirecting users to the shortened link's preset target destination, I've built a simple but effective way to allow shortened links to act as mini-routers that use parameterized conditional logic and provide Webhook integration for developers (while also being behind a pretty cool domain). The logic behind each smart link boils down to parameters such as geolocation, IPv4 addresses, device type, and HTTP headers. Then, based on these conditionals, the redirect engine will simply analyze the request and redirect the user based on all parameters accounted for. These smart links can be particularly powerful in several use cases: A/B testing - assign users to different versions of the same destination based on a single rand() operation. Real-time marketing campaigns - track analytical data and setup custom logic based on time of day or request geolocation. Webhook integrations - trigger an external Webhook when a particular condition is met QR codes - try redirecting based on what device was used to scan the QR code, or where the QR code was scanned With these smart links being part of a freemium service, this makes them accessible to the general public without having to setting up custom web servers to handle the logic directly. In conclusion, I've built a better version of most link shortening and tracking services that works by extending the functionality of existing technologies. compscitwilight  ( 3 min )
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    9 Useful Coding Tools Every Developer Should Bookmark 📚🧑‍💻 Madza ・ Jul 7 #webdev #coding #api #productivity  ( 2 min )
    Building a Real-Time Freight Tracker in Java — Beginner’s Perspective
    🚚 Building a Real-Time Freight Tracker in Java (Phase 1) As a recent graduate stepping into backend development with Java Spring Boot, I wanted to build something real-world and practical. I've always been curious about how delivery tracking systems work so I started working on a Real-Time Freight Tracking Application. This blog is a beginner-friendly, exploratory recap of how I built Phase 1: the core CRUD API backend. Build a backend system that allows tracking of freight shipments across different locations with key details like origin, destination, status, and timestamps and more Java 17 Spring Boot 3.5 Maven PostgreSQL (local DB) IntelliJ IDEA (Community Edition) Postman (for testing) The core data structure is Shipment — a JPA entity mapped to a database table. Here's what it loo…  ( 6 min )
    How TDD Can Save You from Shipping Broken Code
    Whenever we start thinking about testing our applications, the same questions always come up: How many tests are enough? Should I only write end-to-end tests? Are unit tests enough? What about the test pyramid — am I even doing it right? Well, here’s the easy (and annoying) answer: it depends. But one thing is always true — when we have good tests, we have more robust systems. That’s a fact. You can’t rely solely on QA to catch everything. You can’t even rely on yourself. As developers, we naturally follow the “happy path” and often overlook edge cases. That’s why having automated tests in place is so crucial — they protect your system and give you immediate feedback when something breaks. 🧱 Start Small, Start Smart Don’t worry — I’ve been there. And the best way to get started i…  ( 5 min )
    Congrats to the Frontend Challenge: June Celebrations Winners!
    Today's the day! We are excited to announce the winners of Frontend Challenge: June Celebrations. Reviewing submissions for this challenge was an absolute joy as we witnessed the community celebrate the rich tapestry of June festivities. From adorable interactive experiences for Hug Your Cat Day to vibrant cultural celebrations of Brazilian Festa Junina traditions, participants embraced the theme's all-encompassing spirit. This only happens on the rarest of occasions but we've decided to pick two winners for each prompt. We've also included an honorable mention for a project we just loved! @jarvisscript brings Father's Day celebration to life with a delightfully crafted "Dad's Canned Jokes" root beer can. Dad's Canned Jokes - June CSS Art Challenge Chris Jarvis ・ Jun 28 #frontendchallenge…  ( 5 min )
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    9 Killer Developer Tools You Should be Exploring Right Now 🔥🚀 Madza ・ Jul 10 #webdev #coding #developer #productivity  ( 2 min )
    I didn't expect this.. But I love Java again
    The beginning, Java, or rather public static void main So to start, and give you some information, Java was my first real programming language of which I had acquired some knowledge. But then my interests shifted to C++, and later C, where I would then, in late 2023, begin writing a kernel. So I wrote, The first mediocre version of it was v17, or Xk7. I already am at Xk8 now, and I discontinued it, Totally not in reference to the book. Totally (Damn that word sounds like shit) If you didn't enjoy this sarcasm / joke, you aren't my target audience. Which is my friend group and devs who don't give a shit about other's feelings, especially Python "devs'" and vibe "coders'". If you did enjoy it, you may continue to read. So, bored, I played Minecraft again, made some small mods but I hate that Mojang changes shit every three minutes, so, well, I got bored, again. But I liked Java, so, well, I began trying to re-learn the basics. And that was quick. I wanted to make a mod loader for Minecraft, and I began with a classloader. I wanted to write some app that could be used by businesses. And I ADORE AND LOVE JAR FILES. So I downloaded Eclipse.. Well, I mean I used it again. I enjoy its Object-Oriented design. I want to explore some more challenges, because every fail, is one step to pave the way to success... Or something. Idk I am just a random dev writing about his experience with Java and C etc. Thanks for reading this blog. I just wrote this because I felt like this is something to write about. Thanks, LLCCH / Alexander.  ( 4 min )
    How to create a storage account for public website
    A Storage Account is a key component of cloud computing services, especially within platforms like Microsoft Azure, AWS (S3), or Google Cloud Storage. It is a secure, scalable container in the cloud that provides access to various types of storage services for data—such as blobs, files, queues, tables, or disks. Architecture diagram Skilling tasks on how to create a storage account with high availability that has anonymous public access and a blob container with enabled soft delete and versioning. Create a storage account to support the public website. Step 1 Step 2 Storage accounts. Step 3 + Create Step 4 create new **on the resource group. Give your resource group a **name and select OK. Step 5 publicwebsite. Make sure the storage account name is unique by adding an identifier. E.g …  ( 5 min )
    Comparing 3 ways to Deploy a Face Mask Classifier: Tensorflow, AWS Canvas, and Rekognition
    🛠️ Introduction A few years ago, I built a simple face mask image classifier using Keras and TensorFlow, trained locally on my own hardware. Recently, I decided to revisit this project for a few reasons: To see how easy (or hard) it would be to rerun my old Jupyter notebook from 4–5 years ago. To try running custom training jobs inside Amazon SageMaker Studio, instead of relying on my own machine. And while I was at it, I wanted to compare my custom-trained model against other ways of building and deploying models on AWS, including low-code/no-code tools and out-of-the-box computer vision APIs. Here are the three approaches I tested: ✅ Classic deep learning: Running my original Jupyter notebook inside a SageMaker Studio JupyterLab instance, retraining the model with TensorFlow, then hos…  ( 11 min )
    The Real Issue:
    Made changes. The issue with your articles not showing properly is NOT a technical problem with your website. Here's what I discovered: Dev.to API integration: Fetching all 7 articles correctly Website display: Showing exactly what's published on Dev.to Auto-refresh: Updates every 5 minutes Article limits: Now increased to fetch up to 100 articles Your Dev.to articles contain test content instead of professional cybersecurity articles: Article titles: "ane hukam", "bla bla bla", "indunil ponnaya" etc. No tags: All articles have empty tag_list arrays Test content: Articles contain development notes, not cybersecurity content Go to your Dev.to dashboard (https://dev.to/dashboard) and edit each article to: Add proper titles: "Building a Home Cybersecurity Lab", "Network Security Fundamentals", etc. Add tags: Always include cybersecurity plus 3 others like security, tutorial, homelab Write professional content: Replace test content with actual cybersecurity articles Add descriptions: Professional summaries for each article fix-devto-articles.md - Complete guide to fix your articles create-article-example.js - API example for creating articles article-template.md - Article content templates Your website will show all 7 articles beautifully once you update them with proper cybersecurity content on Dev.to! The technical integration is working perfectly - you just need to publish professional content.  ( 3 min )
    OCR - ID Card Scanner (VLM)
    In this article, we present a production-grade pipeline for extracting Turkish national identification numbers (TCNo) from scanned or digitally generated PDF documents. The solution leverages PyMuPDF for fast PDF rasterization and Ollama-hosted VLMs for accurate, structured information retrieval. It is designed to process batches of documents efficiently, with strong fault tolerance, format validation, and persistent output management via JSON serialization. This article covers the architectural design, individual components, and engineering considerations behind this solution. Structured information extraction from PDFs remains a persistent challenge in sectors such as finance, public administration, and legal compliance. Fields like Turkish ID numbers are critical yet often embedded with…  ( 7 min )
    me check the current
    I can see from your Dev.to dashboard screenshot that you have 7 articles, but only 5 are showing on your website. Let me investigate the Dev.to API integration to see what might be causing this issue. First, let me check the current Blog component to see how it's fetching articles: I can see the issue! The Blog component is currently hardcoded to fetch only per_page=3 articles, which means it's only getting 3 articles from the API. Let me also check the BlogPage component to see how many it fetches: Perfect! I found the issue. The Blog component (which shows on the homepage) is fetching only 3 articles (per_page=3), while the BlogPage component is fetching up to 50 articles (per_page=50). However, you mentioned you're seeing 5 articles total on your website, which suggests there might be some fallback articles being displayed. Let me check what happens when the API fails: Now I see the issue! When the API fails to fetch articles, the Blog component falls back to 3 demo articles. Let me check if BlogPage also has fallback data: Perfect! Now I understand the issue completely: Blog component (homepage): Shows 3 fallback demo articles when API fails BlogPage component: Shows 4 fallback demo articles when API fails Total visible: 3 + 4 = 7, but you're seeing only 5 This suggests the Dev.to API is failing and falling back to demo data. Let me test the API directly to see what's happening: Let me use PowerShell syntax instead: Excellent! I found the issue. The Dev.to API IS working and returning all 7 of your articles! The problem is: All your articles have empty tag_list arrays - they have no tags Your article titles and content are test data - they're not proper cybersecurity articles yet Let me check if there's any filtering happening in the components based on tags: Now let me run the site to see what's actually happening in the browser console:  ( 3 min )
    How I Recovered from a Forex Scam: A Journey of Loss, Recovery, and Trust with Countwize
    It’s one of those things that seems too good to be true. The promises of quick returns, consistent growth, and an easy path to financial freedom. I had heard about forex trading from friends and online communities, and the excitement of possibly making some fast profits drew me in. What started as a small investment quickly spiraled into a much larger amount, and that’s when everything changed. I found myself caught in a forex scam that took everything from me. It all began with a seemingly legitimate forex trading platform. The website was polished, reviews looked real, and the user interface was sleek. They promised an easy way for anyone, even a complete beginner like me, to make money by simply following their expert advice. They even had an app that made everything feel simple and int…  ( 6 min )
    Digital Invoicing: a path not taken
    Twenty Five Years ago I committed my own time toward delivering a method for transferring invoices and other business documents in a digital machine readable format. It would make commerce far easier and eliminate the need for complex manual processes to import and process invoices. With the early adoption of email, and the development of XML for digital documents, it was surely a simple matter of bringing these together with a common standard to deliver real systemic advantage. Alas this would not be. Twenty five years later I am being paid to develop a solution which uses Optical Character Recognition and Artificial Intelligence to extract a machine readable standard invoice format. While I am glad for the income it is deeply ironic. We have in this time been able to develop artificial …  ( 14 min )
    hese don't seem to be proper cybersecurity articles
    I need to investigate the Dev.to API integration issue. Let me check the Blog component to see how it's fetching and displaying articles from Dev.to. Let me check the console to see what errors are being logged. First, let me open the browser's dev tools to check the actual API response: Let me use PowerShell's Invoke-WebRequest instead: I can see that there's a response, but it seems like the username "indunil" might not be the correct Dev.to username, or there might be very few articles. Let me check what the actual response looks like and also verify the correct username. Let me also check the browser console to see what's happening: Great! I can see that the API is working and returning articles. The issue seems to be that the API is returning articles, but they might not be displaying…  ( 5 min )
    The Developer’s Guide to Running Desktop Accounting Software on macOS with Parallels
    You’re a Mac user. Maybe you’re a developer. Perhaps you simply prefer the macOS experience, from its intuitive UI to no bloat and smooth performance. Your only challenge, though, is that the desktop accounting software you need is still locked behind Windows. You’ve probably tried workarounds and maybe even bought a second laptop. If that’s your current reality, Parallels is your way out of the split-system headache. It lets you run Windows right on your Mac, without needing to reboot or juggle two machines. But you might be skeptical about the reliability of this approach. Does it actually work? Won’t it lag? Is it secure? All these and more will be addressed in this guide. Here, we not only break down what you need to know if you’re running Windows-only accounting software on your Mac…  ( 5 min )
    Programming Entry Level: cheat sheet coding
    Understanding Cheat Sheet Coding for Beginners Have you ever started a new programming task and felt overwhelmed, unsure where to begin? Or maybe you’re preparing for a coding interview and want to quickly refresh your knowledge of key concepts? That’s where “cheat sheet coding” comes in! It’s a super useful technique for beginners and experienced developers alike, and understanding it will save you time and frustration. In interviews, you might be asked to implement a common algorithm or data structure – knowing how to quickly reference and apply core concepts is crucial. "Cheat sheet coding" isn't about actually cheating! It's about having a readily available collection of code snippets, syntax reminders, and common solutions for frequently encountered problems. Think of it like a chef…  ( 6 min )
    Smarter Use of Stimulus' Action Parameters
    This article is extracted from the book JavaScript for Rails Developers and edited for the web (use SUMMERSALE to get a 25% discount 🤫☀️). Let's imagine a typical text editor that has settings for the theme (a string), line numbers (boolean) and the font size (number). Try to think how'd you set that up in a Stimulus controller? Create a separate method for each setting? updateTheme and setLineNumbers and so on? Not bad, but I'd like to provide a suggestion that is way more maintainable and applicable to any kind of settings set up. As always, we follow the outside-in approach by adding the HTML first: The Stimulus controller could look something like this: import { Controller } from "@hotwired/stimulus" export default class extends Controller { s…  ( 5 min )
    Train your typing speed with typing-game-cli
    Have you ever thought about improving your typing speed? May be you are stopped practicing developing this skill because of this looks like kinda boring? In this post I want to introduce you a program that will help you develop this skill in an interesting and fun way. This program will be especially interesting for users who live in the command line, since it is a game in the command line view. This typing experience going to be challenging since you will compete against ... (no, not against that cat, she is beyound competition, I assure you, I tried to compete, but suffered a crushed defeat, it was a shame) a robot. To see source code of this package you could head to github repo. This program published as npm package so if you are not using nodejs you probably would have to install it…  ( 4 min )
    CometChat Alternatives – Comparing the Top 10 Competitors
    If you're building in-app chat, video, or moderation, you've likely come across CometChat. It's one of the more well-known in-app feature SDK providers, and for good reason. But choosing the right real-time communication platform for your app isn't easy. With dozens of APIs promising fast integration and feature-rich toolkits, it can be challenging to pinpoint the best chat solution for your app. The best fit depends on your team's skillset, your product roadmap, and the level of customization and scalability you need. To simplify your search, this guide breaks down the top 10 CometChat competitors and compares them head-to-head. You'll find overviews of each platform's strengths, limitations, pricing, and use cases. Let's start with a closer look at Comet's product and positioning. CometC…  ( 16 min )
    SQL Server Stored Procedure Design for Flexible Record Lookup
    Using CTEs and JSON to Support Multiple Matching Strategies When working with data I often run into situations where the available information varies. Sometimes I get a clean patientid, which makes the lookup easy. Other times, all I have is a date of birth and ZIP code or even just an invoice number from billing. Instead of creating a separate stored procedure for each case or writing messy dynamic SQL, I prefer a cleaner approach. I design one flexible stored procedure that can handle all of these lookup paths while keeping my logic organized which makes the code easier to maintain and helps my system adapt to whatever input it receives. What This Procedure Supports Lookups by @patientid Lookups by @dob and @zip Lookups by @invoice_no Optional parameters with fallback matching Clean mod…  ( 6 min )
    🪙 Coin Change: Understanding the Problem with Two Dynamic Programming Approaches
    If you've ever struggled with dynamic programming, you're not alone. One of the most famous problems that helped me internalize DP thinking is the Coin Change problem. In this article, I’ll walk you through the problem, how I approached it, and two distinct dynamic programming solutions — top-down with memoization and bottom-up tabulation — including when to use which. Given a list of coin denominations and a target amount, return the minimum number of coins needed to make that amount. If it's not possible, return -1. Input: coins = [1, 2, 5], amount = 11 Output: 3 Explanation: 11 = 5 + 5 + 1 This is a classic unbounded knapsack problem because you can use each coin unlimited times. My first instinct was to try recursion, but I quickly realized it would be inefficient due to repeated subp…  ( 4 min )
    Pasos para desplegar aplicacion Flask con mod_wsgi y Apache.
    Apache es el servidor web por excelencia, para desplegar aplicaciones y paginas web. Sin embargo, su funcionamiento en otros stacks, como por ejemplo Python Flask, se comporta bastante diferente. Sin embargo, existen varias formas de usarlo y las útil que encontre, que no requiere demasiadas configuraciones, es usar el módulo WSGI que este servidor posee, lo que permite conectar la aplicación desde donde esté ubicada e interpretarla para que sea usable en producción (y también desarrollo). Sistema Operativo: Ubuntu 24 Version de Apache: 2.4.58-1ubuntu8.6 Versión de Flask: 3.1.1 Base de Datos: PostgreSQL 16.9 Ruta de la aplicación: /home/user/flask Configuración. Vamos a preparar el entorno para habilitar Apache. Para esto, requerimos instalar lo siguiente. En primer luga…  ( 6 min )
    Rust Query Builder for SQL an SurrealDB
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    Xbox 1st party costs are not included in Gamepass so they can claim it's profitable.
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    Cloud Cost Optimization: FinOps Best Practices
    The cloud promises agility, scalability, and innovation. But for many organizations, it also brings a creeping dread: the escalating cloud bill. Without proper management, cloud costs can quickly spiral out of control, eroding the very benefits that drew businesses to the cloud in the first place. Enter FinOps. More than just a set of tools or a one-time project, FinOps is a cultural and operational framework that brings financial accountability to the variable spend model of the cloud. It's about empowering engineers, finance, and business teams to collaborate, make data-driven decisions, and continuously optimize cloud usage for maximum business value. So, how can your organization harness the power of FinOps to tame the cloud beast and drive significant cost optimization? Let's dive int…  ( 5 min )
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    Discord community; let's go
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    I Left My 9–5 to Freelance — Here's What I Wish I Knew Before Starting
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    "Freemium vs. free trials for B2B SaaS—what’s your playbook? (Building an AI tool, need your take)"
    Hey devs building B2B SaaS—quick question as I tweak my AI outfit transformation tool’s onboarding:​ When it comes to freemium/free trials, what’s your go-to strategy?​ 1.Free credits (letting users test real usage, no countdown)?​ 2.Time limits (e.g., 14 days of full access to hook them fast)?​ 3.Feature-gated tiers (core tools free, advanced bits locked)?​ 4.And the juicy part: What tradeoffs have you hit? Did time limits feel pushy? Free credits get abused? Feature gates confuse users?​ For context—my tool lives or dies by that "wow" moment when users see their first transformation. Trying to balance generosity (so they get the value) with protecting the product.​ Curious to steal your hard-earned wisdom.  ( 3 min )
    forget agi. forget agents. you have no idea what is coming.
    world war II was raging.  meanwhile two guys - mcculloch and pitts - sat down and asked a weird question: can we describe the brain… using math? we were trying to decode ourselves. they weren't coding. they were dreaming. it didn't do much. it couldn't learn. but it was enough to start a fire. they sparked a new kind of thinking… one where intelligence wasn't magic or soul or mystery… fast forward to 1950s… but nobody could even define "thinking." in the 60s, we tried rule-based logic. in the 80s, we returned to neural nets. in the 2000s, we gave up again. then came 2012. a deep net beat everyone at recognizing cats on the internet. we taught sand to dream in probabilities. we made silicon hallucinate. we layered millions of artificial neurons and whispered billions of words into them. today, we have chatgpt. tomorrow… god knows what. that's why i have created boringskool.  we're not here to predict the future. we're here to trace how we got here… and how to ride the next wave with eyes wide open. our first video is out now. it's not a tutorial. it's a story. the truth is, this isn't just about ai. and then ask yourself: this is the first video i've ever put out. and if you're reading this…  it means the world. seriously. your support right now isn't just clicks or views… it's momentum. it's what keeps this thing going.  boringskool isn't backed by some big team or fancy funding…  so if this video hits something in you… share it, talk about it, reply.  this is just the beginning.  ( 4 min )
    Is Node.js Really “Dead”? Maybe You’re Just Using It Wrong 💥
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    Angular Basics: How To Get the Value of a Selected Dropdown Menu Item
    Brought to you by the team behind Kendo UI for Angular — a complete set of enterprise-grade Angular components that help you design visually stunning, accessible and high-performing apps faster. Originally published at the Telerik blog. Have you ever had to ask, “How do I get the value of the selected dropdown menu item in Angular?” Let’s answer that! In Angular apps, the dropdown is a typical HTML element used in forms and components to allow users to select values. Today, we will learn three ways to get the value of the user’s selected item in a dropdown list with Angular. Our three approaches are: Using a change event Using ngModel Using ViewChild Our example app has three components with the same HTML markup, a dropdown with a list of NBA teams, and one property, selectedTeam, on t…  ( 6 min )
    Google's Next-Gen Most Capable Gemma 3 Model That Runs on a Single GPU - Proje Defteri
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    Solving Trackpad Navigation: The Hidden Challenge of Irregular Delta Values
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    Augment code is really bad
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    [AWS] The new normal for WAFR!? Efficiency improvement of IaC code review [IaC Analyzer]
    This article is a machine translation of the contents of the following URL, which I wrote in Japanese: https://qiita.com/Nana_777/items/66bc480b6de16a71d64c [Presentation event] Ops-JAWS Meetup 35 IaC CDK Branch Collaboration Project July 8, 2025 (Tuesday) https://opsjaws.connpass.com/event/356387/ [Presentation materials] https://speakerdeck.com/naonana777/wafrnoxin-chang-shi-iackodokararebiyuwoxiao-lu-hua Well-Architected Framework Review (WAFR, also referred to as W-A Review in this article) is a consistent approach to achieving scalable design by conducting reviews based on perspectives described as six pillars. [URL of AWS's AWS Well-Architected page] https://aws.amazon.com/jp/architecture/well-architected/?wa-lens-whitepapers.sort-by=item.additionalFields.sortDate&wa-lens-whitepaper…  ( 10 min )
    🚀 A Free Site for Coders: Daily Cash Prize Coding Contests, Fresh Tech News & New AI Tools 💰👨‍💻
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    Create ER Diagrams for PostgreSQL with a Free Design Tool
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    SQL REPLACE Function: Quick Guide with Real Examples
    Keeping string data accurate is a routine but critical part of working with databases. SQL’s REPLACE() function lets you update one string with another directly within your query. Whether it’s correcting typos, rebranding statuses, or rolling over a year reference, REPLACE makes it easy and efficient. Examples of SQL REPLACE in Action Standard syntax: REPLACE(column, 'old_string', 'new_string') Change a year value UPDATE products SET description = REPLACE(description, '2023', '2024') WHERE description LIKE '%2023%'; Update product status UPDATE products SET status = REPLACE(status, 'On Sale', 'Discounted') WHERE status = 'On Sale'; Case-insensitive replacement UPDATE employees SET job_title = REPLACE(LOWER(job_title), 'technician', 'engineer') WHERE LOWER(job_title) LIKE '%technician%'; This ensures consistency regardless of input case. FAQ Can REPLACE work on columns with NULLs? No. If the value is NULL, REPLACE skips it. You can use COALESCE() to default the value and avoid this issue. Yes. Major databases support it, though PostgreSQL users may also explore REGEXP_REPLACE for pattern replacements. Use nested functions: REPLACE(REPLACE(column, 'old1', 'new1'), 'old2', 'new2') Yes. You'll need to convert to lowercase or uppercase manually if you want to ensure a match regardless of case. Conclusion SQL REPLACE() is a simple but highly effective way to keep text data accurate and clean. From handling simple find-and-replace operations to transforming columns during updates, it’s a tool every SQL developer should know. To explore its nuances across platforms like PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQL Server: Read the full REPLACE guide: SQL REPLACE Function: A Comprehensive Guide.  ( 18 min )
    STM32F103RCT6 Microcontroller: Features, Pinout, Applications, and Power Management
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    Behind Every High-Performing Magento Store Is an Invisible Dev Team
    Magento (now Adobe Commerce) remains a dominant platform for scalable eCommerce — but running one isn’t for the faint of heart. From unpredictable extension conflicts to surprise security patches, even experienced merchants find themselves firefighting more than they’d like. Yet, while some Magento stores seem to run flawlessly, the truth is: there’s often no full-time dev team behind them. Just a smart backend support strategy In a world of increasing complexity and rising customer expectations, many merchants are learning to outsource Magento support and operate lean — without compromising on uptime, speed, or flexibility. This article explores how modern Magento stores run smoothly without an in-house tech team — and why the “invisible team” model might be the future of eCommerce ops. I…  ( 5 min )
    Migrating from .NET Framework to .NET 8: A Complete Strategy Guide
    Why Migrate from .NET Framework to .NET 8? Performance Improvements Cross-Platform Compatibility Long-Term Support and Security Modern Development Features Pre-Migration Assessment: Evaluating Your Current Applications Application Portfolio Analysis Business criticality - Mission-critical vs. supporting applications Complexity level - Simple web applications vs. complex enterprise systems Dependencies - Third-party libraries, COM components, Windows-specific features Architecture patterns - Monolithic vs. modular design Compatibility Assessment Tools Microsoft .NET Upgrade Assistant - An automated tool that analyzes your codebase and provides migration recommendations. It identifies incompatible APIs, suggests replacements, and estimates migration effort. API Analyzer - Helps identify .NET…  ( 8 min )
    What’s New in Node.js 24? Latest Features & Updates
    Node.js just got a serious upgrade. The Node.js 24 release isn’t just another version bump — it’s packed with features that directly impact how we build, test, and scale modern apps. Whether you're building APIs, working with AI tools, or shipping SaaS platforms — Node 24 introduces some real developer magic. Let’s check the highlights in simple terms: Why Node.js 24 Matters? Before we jump into the new features, let’s talk about why this release is worth your time: It lays the groundwork for better performance It brings ESM and CommonJS closer together (finally!) It simplifies testing — no third-party libraries required It supports Web APIs out-of-the-box It’s aligned with how tools like Bun, Deno, and LLMs like ChatGPT are shaping modern dev workflows Sounds exciting? It is. 1. Built-…  ( 5 min )
    What is Software Testing? My Learning Journey So Far
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    Interactive Transactions in Prisma: A Developer's Guide
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    [VN] Hướng dẫn Cài đặt CloudWatch Agent Trên Ubuntu để Giám sát Lưu lượng Lightsail
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    Role of Connection Credentials in Network Security Protocol Management
    Connection credentials is a pretty wide term in IT sphere but in the context of NSPM it aims to achieve unified username and password management, so as to facilitate direct association and reference when adding devices to the platform, eliminating the repetitive work of filling in usernames and passwords. At the same time, when the password of the corresponding device is changed, the corresponding credentials are modified to automatically trigger cascading updates, thereby realizing batch modification of password information of devices added to the platform. This might seem like pretty obvious feature but you will be suprised with the amount of software’s that neglect it. I don’t want to point them amount cause I don’t want to deal with their PR in my notifications but if you spent enough …  ( 4 min )
    📚 A Complete Guide to Data Science Courses: How to Choose, What to Learn, and Where to Begin
    Data Science has gone from being a buzzword to becoming one of the most in-demand career paths globally. But with so many courses, bootcamps, certifications, and specializations out there, the real question isn’t whether you should learn data science—but how and where you should start. This guide is for anyone who feels overwhelmed by the options and wants to understand the structure of a data science course, what topics matter most, and how to choose the right path based on goals and background. We’ll also touch on platforms like Pickl.ai, which offers a curated set of courses designed around practical applications—because just watching tutorials isn’t enough anymore. 🧭 Why Take a Data Science Course? Here’s why it matters: Structured Learning: Courses help you progress in a logical way—…  ( 6 min )
    Artisan Post
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    How to Use CASE to Sort an ENUM Column in MySQL
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    Why Your Data Fails You - and How a Data Platform Can Fix It
    Your company has data. Sales reports, customer analytics, marketing metrics, website traffic. You've invested in tools - dashboards, warehouses, BI platforms. Yet, decisions still feel like guesswork. One team claims revenue is soaring. Another says it's stagnant. Marketing celebrates a campaign's success, but finance disagrees. Everyone's working with data, but no one's on the same page. Why? Your data isn't the problem. How you manage it is. Most companies drown in disorganized, untrusted data that creates more confusion than clarity. The solution isn't another tool. It's a data platform  -  a system to make your data reliable, accessible, and actionable. Here's how it works and why it's critical for your business. When data isn't managed well, it doesn't just slow you down - it costs yo…  ( 6 min )
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    AI Agent Frameworks Are Blowing Up — Here Are the Top 10 for Developers in 2025 Emmanuel Mumba ・ Jul 10 #webdev #javascript #ai #powerfuldevs  ( 2 min )
    Using CASE to Sort ENUM Values in MySQL
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    Mastering Java: Essential Interview Questions for Freshers and Experts
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    AI Agent Frameworks Are Blowing Up — Here Are the Top 10 for Developers in 2025
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    10 Proven Ways to Improve JavaScript Performance in the Browser
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    Write Like a Pro: 10 TypeScript Utilities You’re Probably Not Using Yet(Type Utilities!)(12)
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    Unlocking the Power of Azure Data Analytics Services for Modern Businesses
    In today’s digital world, data is everything. But just having data isn't enough—you need to know how to harness it. Enter Azure Data Analytics Services, Microsoft's powerhouse platform designed to turn raw data into real insights. Whether you're a startup crunching customer trends or an enterprise managing petabytes of information, Azure’s cloud-based analytics tools help you make smarter, faster decisions. Let’s dive deep into how Azure Data Analytics Services can transform your business and why it’s becoming the go-to solution for organizations worldwide. At its core, Azure Data Analytics Services is a suite of cloud-based tools provided by Microsoft Azure to analyze massive amounts of data efficiently. It includes services for data ingestion, transformation, storage, machine learning, r…  ( 6 min )
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    I Built a Blog Website in Minutes Using ChatGPT — Here's the Exact Workflow
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  • Open

    $8.8 trillion protected: How one CISO went from ‘that’s BS’ to bulletproof in 90 days
    Clearwater Analytics CISO Sam Evans dodged a bullet by blocking shadow AI from exposing data integral to $8.8 trillion under management.  ( 11 min )
    AWS doubles down on infrastructure as strategy in the AI race with SageMaker upgrades
    AWS upgraded its SageMaker platform to offer more observability and streamlined functions to make AI model inference and training easier.  ( 7 min )
    Elon Musk introduced Grok 4 last night, calling it the ‘smartest AI in the world’ — what businesses need to know
    Musk did not apologize nor did he accept responsibility for Grok's antisemitic, sexually offensive, and conspiratorial remarks.  ( 11 min )
    Employee AI agent adoption: Maximizing gains while navigating challenges
    At Transform 2025, BCG's Matthew Kropp offered a game plan for agentic AI workflow evolution, employee adoption, and organizational change.  ( 7 min )
    Open vs. closed models: AI leaders from GM, Zoom and IBM weigh trade-offs for enterprise use
    Experts from General Motors, Zoom and IBM discuss how their companies and customers consider AI model selection.  ( 6 min )
    Skip the AI ‘bake-off’ and build autonomous agents: Lessons from Intuit and Amex
    Intuit and American Express detailed how their companies are embracing agentic AI to transform customer experiences, internal workflows and core business operations.  ( 8 min )
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    SUI bullish chart pattern confirmation sets breakout target at $3.89
    SUI broke out of an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, opening the door for a rally to $3.89.
    SUI bullish chart pattern confirmation sets breakout target at $3.89
    SUI broke out of an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, opening the door for a rally to $3.89.
    US Senate confirms ex-Bitfury exec to lead OCC banking regulator
    Jonathan Gould will return to the OCC as Comptroller of the Currency to serve a five-year term following his nomination by US President Donald Trump.
    US Senate confirms ex-Bitfury exec to lead OCC banking regulator
    Jonathan Gould will return to the OCC as Comptroller of the Currency to serve a five-year term following his nomination by US President Donald Trump.
    Crypto scammer gets 12 years after reneging on restitution deal
    Nicholas Truglia was initially sentenced to 18 months behind bars for carrying out SIM-swapping attacks against crypto investors.
    Crypto scammer's sentence bumped to 12 years from 18 months for welshing on debt
    Nicholas Truglia was initially sentenced to 18 months behind bars for carrying out SIM-swapping attacks against crypto investors.
    ETH maxis scream for $3K, but data shows pro Ether traders cautiously positioned
    Ether price rallied to $3,000, but the key components needed to hold the level are still missing.
    ETH maxis scream for $3K, but data shows pro Ether traders cautiously positioned
    Ether price rallied to $3,000, but the key components needed to hold the level are still missing.
    Why I won't invest in companies that ignore AI — Kevin O'Leary
    Ignoring the reduced customer acquisition costs made possible by AI places businesses at a significant disadvantage, O'Leary said.
    Why I won't invest in companies that ignore AI — Kevin O'Leary
    Ignoring the reduced customer acquisition costs made possible by AI places businesses at a significant disadvantage, O'Leary said.
    Bitcoin price expected to accelerate if daily close above $113K is secured
    Bitcoin's market structure and the recent rally to new highs suggest an accelerated phase of price discovery has just begun.
    Bitcoin price expected to accelerate if daily close above $113K is secured
    Bitcoin's market structure and the recent rally to new highs suggest an accelerated phase of price discovery has just begun.
    Roman Storm’s lawyers signal continuance if court allows hacker’s testimony
    The Tornado Cash co-founder is scheduled to go to trial on Monday, but his defense attorneys are still waiting on rulings for motions over witnesses in the case.
    Threat actors using 'elaborate social engineering scheme' to target crypto users — Report
    Social engineering scams, from the Meeten campaign to fake crypto support scams, have become a troubling occurrence in crypto.
    Coinbase partners with Perplexity AI for real-time crypto prices
    Coinbase market data will power the AI “answer engine” in a two-phase rollout, starting with COIN50 index prices.
    Bitcoin price likely to hit $130K before serious profit taking kicks in
    Soaring capital inflows and an uptick in Bitcoin wallets identified as “accumulators” suggest BTC price is on a path to $130,900.
    ETH news update: Ether treasury purchases could trigger rally to $3K
    Ether price chases $3,000 as trading sentiment turns bullish amid multiple corporate ETH treasury announcements.
    10 public companies that quietly turned their balance sheets into Bitcoin treasuries
    While headlines focus on giants like Strategy and Tesla, companies like Aker ASA, Méliuz and Rumble have quietly added BTC to their balance sheets.
    How to legally stake crypto in 2025 under the SEC’s new rules
    The SEC’s 2025 guideline clarifies the regulatory stance regarding crypto staking. It states what is and isn’t allowed and how you can stake lawfully.
    Bitcoin hits $113.8K all-time high as liquidity influx backs BTC price discovery
    Bitcoin price set new highs above $113,800 as stablecoin reserves surged and retail investor-driven selling subsided.
    US lawmakers to discuss crypto tax policy amid push to pass three bills
    The hearing notice suggested a focus on a tax framework for digital assets, but did not mention specific witnesses or policies previously proposed.
    Japan’s Gates to tokenize $75M in Tokyo real estate on Oasys blockchain
    Gates Inc. and Oasys’s partnership is one of Japan’s largest real estate tokenization projects, with phase 1 aiming to expand liquidity to $34 billion.
    US sees stablecoins as key to preserving the dollar’s reserve status — Sygnum
    US President Donald Trump and members of his administration have pushed for the passing of the GENIUS Act, which would regulate stablecoins in the US.
    India’s Bitcoin crossroads: Will it add BTC to national reserves?
    As the US and others explore Bitcoin reserves, India faces a pivotal choice: Can BTC boost macro resilience and digital leadership?
    Trump’s crypto agenda favors elites, not the everyday user
    Donald Trump’s crypto agenda claims to champion financial freedom, but the real beneficiaries are political insiders and wealthy elites.
    Bit Mining surges 350% on pivot to Solana, plans $300M token treasury
    Bit Mining’s stock price surged 350% in pre-market trading after announcing a strategic pivot into the Solana ecosystem.
    Jack Ma-backed Ant Group eyes USDC stablecoin for own blockchain: Report
    Ant Group is reportedly working with Circle to integrate USDC into its blockchain platform once the stablecoin achieves regulatory compliance.
    Stablecoin startup Agora secures $50M investment led by Paradigm
    Agora, founded by Nick van Eck, aims to boost adoption of its white-label stablecoin platform with $50 million from Paradigm and Dragonfly.
    Is privacy crypto’s last stand? Industry experts on the legal battles ahead
    Coin Center’s Peter Van Valkenburgh says crypto is at a crossroads, and urges policymakers to protect privacy and defend decentralized networks from overreach.
    Malta’s MiCA licensing comes under scrutiny from EU regulator
    Malta’s MFSA only “partially met expectations” in the MiCA authorization process for a specific CASP, according to the EU securities regulator.
    Researchers foil $10M DeFi backdoor in thousands of smart contracts
    The Venn Network team suspects the threat was linked to the North Korean Lazarus Group, citing its complexity and widespread deployment.
    Coinbase unlocks off-exchange settlement for institutions amid ‘high’ demand
    Coinbase has partnered with Copper to offer off-exchange settlement via ClearLoop, aiming to meet growing institutional demand for secure crypto trading.
    xAI teases Grok upgrades, Musk says AI could discover new physics
    Elon Musk said Grok may soon discover new physics as xAI works on a more advanced, vision-capable model.
    Linqto bankruptcy no threat to pre-IPO markets, says EquityZen
    Ripple ranks as one of the top 10 pre-IPO companies on EquityZen, while major crypto firms like Tether and Gemini saw the largest spike in popularity in Q2 2025.
    NFT sales hit $2.8B in first half of 2025 as trading volumes tank
    CryptoSlam data shows that NFT sales volumes reached $2.82 billion in the first half of 2025, while DappRadar data shows a continued drop in trading volumes.
    Bitcoin treasury companies acquire record 159,107 BTC in Q2
    Corporate Bitcoin holdings surged in Q2, with companies adding a record 159,107 BTC, bringing total holdings to more than 847,000 BTC.
    Australia to test CBDCs, stablecoins in next stage of crypto play
    The trial is part of Project Acacia, an initiative from the RBA exploring how digital money and tokenization could support financial markets in Australia.
    Bitcoin investors have now splashed over $50B on US spot ETFs
    BlackRock and Fidelity’s spot Bitcoin ETFs have led the charge, with momentum only slightly dented due to outflows from Grayscale's Bitcoin fund.
    Nvidia becomes first company to hit $4T valuation, thanks to AI boom
    Nvidia’s stock hit an all-time high of $164.32, making it the first $4 trillion company as AI demand drives yearly gains.
    Bitcoin Depot discloses data breach that doxed 27K customers
    Bitcoin Depot has disclosed that 27,000 of its customers data was breached, but said there was “no evidence of customer information being misused.”
    Bitcoiners underprepared for possible $133K price tag in September
    10x Research’s Bitcoin trend model says there’s a 60% chance for Bitcoin to move higher over the next two months, with history pointing to a 20% gain.
    Ether rally to $3K this week highly likely: Here is why
    Ether’s price rally is backed by soaring institutional investor flows and a bullish market structure. Is a rally to $3,000 possible this week?
    Many see stablecoins soaring to $2T in ‘handful’ of years: Ripple CEO
    Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse says the growth behind the stablecoin market has been “profound” as it announced BNY Mellon as the firm’s stablecoin custodian for RLUSD.
    NFTs back? Snoop Dogg’s Telegram ‘gifts’ sell out in 30 minutes
    The NFT lead at the TON blockchain said Snoop Dogg’s sold-out NFT launch could “be the start of a new NFT Narrative.”
    ‘See you at $150K,’ says Bitcoin bull after BTC taps new highs
    Economist Timothy Peterson said that if Bitcoin hadn’t reclaimed its all-time high, the market might have had to wait until October for the next opportunity.
    Binance founder’s family office backs BNB treasury firm eyeing IPO
    Binance founder Changpeng Zhao’s investment firm is backing the creation of a company that will buy and hold BNB with plans to go public in the US.
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    BTC All-Time High Liveblog: Is This Run Different?
    Analysts and longtime industry participants weigh in on how this week's bitcoin price action resembles — or differs from — past bull runs.  ( 27 min )
    Former Bitfury Exec Gould Confirmed to Take Over U.S. Banking Agency OCC
    Jonathan Gould, a former top official at the agency and ex-chief legal officer for Bitfury, is set to run the OCC as Trump's pro-crypto policies rise into place.  ( 29 min )
    MARA Holdings Names Ex-Blue River Exec as CPO to Lead Productization of Energy Tech
    Nir Rikovitch is joining the bitcoin miner to scale up the firm’s technological offerings.  ( 27 min )
    NEAR Protocol Gains 5% Amid Surge in Trading Volume
    The move comes as bitcoin formed a new record high of $112,000.  ( 29 min )
    Bitcoin Breaks Fresh Record of $112,700
    The new all-time high on Thursday follows multiple attempts to break above the $112,000 level.  ( 27 min )
    Sui Rallies Nearly 10% in Bullish Breakout
    The token climbed from $2.94 to $3.4 over the past 24 hours.  ( 29 min )
    Why 24/7 Digital Markets Will Power Development in Frontier Economies
    Tokenization will create a new financial order for U.S.-led reconstruction, says Davis Richardson.  ( 30 min )
    Japanese Real Estate Firm GATES to Tokenize $75M in Tokyo Property on Oasys Blockchain
    The initiative aims to simplify property transactions for foreign buyers by using blockchain technology to overcome legal and regulatory hurdles, GATES said.  ( 28 min )
    German State Lender NRW.BANK Issues €100M Blockchain Bond on Polygon
    The German state bank’s crypto bond on Polygon marks a pivotal step in Europe’s tokenized capital market adoption, according to a press release.  ( 29 min )
    DAOs 2.0: What’s Next For Decentralized Governance?
    As with many idealistic movements, DAOs need to balance pragmatism with progress, says Kurt Watkins.  ( 31 min )
    ATOM Consolidates After Strong Rally, Testing Key Resistance
    The move comes as bitcoin formed a new record high above $112,000 on Thursday.  ( 28 min )
    Bitmine Immersion Stock Sheds Another 20% After $2B ATM Offering
    The company may sell up to $2 billion in stock through Cantor Fitzgerald and ThinkEquity in flexible at-the-market deals, according to a Wednesday filing.  ( 27 min )
    Crypto for Advisors: Advisors, the Final Frontier
    Two years guiding Crypto for Advisors — where have we been and where are we going?  ( 34 min )
    ICP Surges 4% on Strong Volume and Developer Momentum
    ICP climbs to $5.19 after a breakout rally, with rising volume and leading GitHub activity highlighting blockchain growth.  ( 28 min )
    BONK Advances 5% in V-Shaped Recovery as Bulls Eye Breakout
    BONK posted a 5% rally with rising platform traction and bullish indicators signaling a potential breakout from consolidation.  ( 28 min )
    Coinbase Partners With Perplexity AI to Bring Real-Time Crypto Market Data to Traders
    The tie-up will allow users to dig into market trends, monitor price action and explore token fundamentals.  ( 28 min )
    Open Interest in XRP Options Nears $100M as High Volatility Draws Yield Hunters
    Market sentiment is bullish, with positive risk reversals indicating a preference for call options.  ( 30 min )
    XRP Tests $2.46 Barrier After Bullish Run — Watch for Confirmation Above
    This comes as institutional accumulation in XRP hits record highs — with 2,743 wallets now holding over 1 million XRP each, totaling 47.32B coins.  ( 31 min )
    CoinDesk 20 Performance Update: SUI Gains 6.4% as Index Trades Higher
    Avalanche (AVAX) joined Sui (SUI) as a top performer, rising 3.0% from Wednesday.  ( 24 min )
    Cardano Foundation Increased Spending on Core Areas by 15% Last Year
    Spending on adoption, operational resilience and education rose to $22.1 million.  ( 27 min )
    Sequans Communications Kicks Off Bitcoin Treasury with 370 BTC Purchase
    The semiconductor firm plans to expand holdings to 3,000 BTC using proceeds from recent its capital raise.  ( 28 min )
    Polkadot's DOT Gains as Much as 5% as Bitcoin Nears All-Time Highs
    The token gained amidst a wider crypto market rally, with the CoinDesk 20 index up 3.5%.  ( 28 min )
    BIT Mining Surges 250% on Solana Pivot
    The company said it wants to "capture emerging opportunities across the broader blockchain" industry and attract investors seeking exposure to Solana  ( 27 min )
    Ether, AI Coins Steal Bitcoin’s Spotlight: Crypto Daybook Americas
    Your day-ahead look for July 10, 2025  ( 42 min )
    Europe’s Financial Watchdog Probes Malta Over Fast-Track MiCA Authorizations
    ESMA questioned the timing of the authorization of a certain “CASP entity” where “material issues remained unresolved or pending remediation at the time of the authorisation.”  ( 30 min )
    Bitcoin's Q2 Boom Being Fueled by Corporates: Bitwise
    Public companies expand bitcoin treasuries as participation soars.  ( 28 min )
    Rumble Taps MoonPay for Crypto Wallet Ahead of Q3 Launch
    MoonPay will handle conversions between digital assets and fiat currency in the upcoming Rumble Wallet.  ( 27 min )
    Alibaba Founder-Backed Ant Group to Integrate Circle’s USDC on Its Blockchain
    The move is part of Ant's broader effort to build a platform that supports various forms of digital currencies, including tokenized assets.  ( 27 min )
    This One Metric Suggests Bitcoin Has Plenty of Room Left to Run
    Despite new all-time highs, on-chain data signals the rally may be far from over.  ( 28 min )
    Australia's Central Bank to Explore Developing Wholesale Tokenized Asset Markets
    Issuance of pilot wholesale CBDC for testing the use cases will take place on different blockchain platforms, such as Hedera and R3 Corda.  ( 27 min )
    This Chart Points to a 30% Bitcoin Price Boom Ahead: Technical Analysis
    IBIT's chart flashes a bullish pattern as BTC's spot price flirts with record highs.  ( 27 min )
    BlackRock's Spot Ether ETF Registers Record Trading Volume of 43M Amid Net Inflows of $158M
    The ETF has seen significant investor inflows, with over $1 billion collected since June, indicating bullish market sentiment for ether.  ( 27 min )
    Hyperliquid Trader Fumbles $26M ETH Short Profit, Faces $716K Loss After Doubling Down
    The position could be a hedge against a long position as part of a broader strategy, though the tracked wallet held only a short trade.  ( 29 min )
    Justin Sun Wants to Make TRUMP a Global Crypto Brand With $100M Buy
    "We will make TRUMP token very popular in Asia and in the rest of the world," Sun said in an interview with CoinDesk.  ( 29 min )
    Shiba Inu Smashes Triangle Pattern Against Bitcoin, But Looks Weak Against Dogecoin
    Institutional trading drove significant SHIB price gains, with strong resistance at around $0.00001250, CoinDesk's AI research noted.  ( 30 min )
    XRP Traders Target $6 as Ripple’s RLUSD Surges Past $500M Market Cap
    A clean breakout from the range could push the token toward the $4–$6 zone, one watcher said.  ( 28 min )
    PUMP Lingers at 40% Premium Over ICO Price on Hyperliquid Ahead of Pump.fun Token Sale
    Pump.fun’s token is already trading above its $0.004 ICO price on Hyperliquid, with over $18 million in volume and 3x leverage available. Binance Futures listing comes next.  ( 28 min )
    Bitcoin Bulls Increase Exposure as Trump's Pressure on Fed Pushes $15B Into BTC ETFs, Analyst Says
    U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs have attracted billions in investor capital over three months amid political pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut rates.  ( 29 min )
    DOGE Hits Resistance on Bull Flag Breakout, But 'Cup and Handle' Points to Higher Moves
    RSI and OBV readings on lower timeframes suggest short-term exhaustion, but macro sentiment remains net bullish.  ( 31 min )
    Ether, Dogecoin Lead Crypto Gains as Firms Signal 'Prime' Breakout Chance for Market
    Onchain analysis firm Santiment noted that retail trader-based wallets were seemingly absent from the current move, which, historically, sets the stage for sharp upside moves.  ( 30 min )
    Bears Lose $400M to Liquidations, Largest Since May, as BTC, ETH, SOL Spike Higher
    As BTC and ETH pushed higher, waves of short liquidations may have created sudden price acceleration, forcing more traders to exit in a cascade.  ( 29 min )
    Asia Morning Briefing: Nvidia’s Rally to $4 Trillion Might Have Helped BTC, But Correlation Is Waning
    The Correlation between the GPU giant's stock and BTC is down from last year.  ( 31 min )
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    Build and Deploy a Polished AI Project and Get Sales
    Tired of making projects that are just AI API wrappers? Do you want to learn how to build a real AI project that you can actually sell? We just published a course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that will show you how to build and deploy an e...  ( 4 min )
    How to Use the "this" Keyword in JavaScript: A Handbook for Devs
    The this keyword in JavaScript is like a chameleon – it changes its meaning depending on where and how it's used. Many developers struggle with this because it doesn't behave the same way in JavaScript as it does in other programming languages. Think...  ( 27 min )
    How to Transform JSON Data to Match Any Schema
    Whether you’re transferring data between APIs or just preparing JSON data for import, mismatched schemas can break your workflow. Learning how to clean and normalize JSON data ensures a smooth, error-free data transfer. This tutorial demonstrates ho...  ( 9 min )
    How to Use a Resistive Soil Moisture Sensor
    A resistive soil moisture sensor is a widely used, simple, and affordable way of estimating the amount of water in the soil. In this tutorial, you will learn how to interface a resistive soil moisture sensor with an Arduino UNO microcontroller. You w...  ( 17 min )
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    TnG Launches Official Touch ‘n Go Shop e-Commerce Platform
    Touch ‘n Go (TnG) has officially launched Touch ‘n Go Shop, its very own e-commerce platform dedicated to offering the brand’s full range of lifestyle and mobility products. The platform aims to provide a seamless shopping experience for customers, allowing them to browse and purchase everything from TnG cards and RFID tags to new limited-edition […] The post TnG Launches Official Touch ‘n Go Shop e-Commerce Platform appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    BYD Introduces Level 4 Autonomous Parking In China
    BYD has announced a new Level 4 autonomous parking feature for its “God’s Eye” ADAS system, with the announcement made via the company’s official Weibo platform. The company also confirmed that this new functionality will be rolled out to the B and C versions of the system through over-the-air (OTA) updates. The upgrade will introduce […] The post BYD Introduces Level 4 Autonomous Parking In China appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )
    Linda Yaccarino Steps Down After Serving Two Years As CEO Of X
    Linda Yaccarino has announced her resignation as CEO of X, the social media platform owned by Elon Musk that’s also formerly known as Twitter. The move marks a sudden leadership shakeup, coming just months after the company was folded into Musk’s artificial intelligence venture, xAI. The 61-year-old advertising veteran confirmed her departure in a post […] The post Linda Yaccarino Steps Down After Serving Two Years As CEO Of X appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Here’s The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 Pre-Order Deals From CelcomDigi, Maxis, And U Mobile
    Local telcos CelcomDigi, Maxis, and U Mobile have officially opened pre-orders for the newly launched Samsung Galaxy Z series. Making their debut yesterday evening, the Galaxy Z Fold7 and Galaxy Z Flip7 are headlined by the former, which Samsung touts as its slimmest and most powerful foldable yet. Before diving into the deals, it’s worth […] The post Here’s The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 Pre-Order Deals From CelcomDigi, Maxis, And U Mobile appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 36 min )
    Samsung Exec: Tri-Fold Device Is Ready For Production
    Samsung announced its new foldables and smartwatches yesterday. With the former category being the primary products being launched, some may have been expecting a surprise appearance of the tri-fold. This is especially when the thing was spotted within a One UI 8 build. That, obviously didn’t happen, but according to a report, it could have. […] The post Samsung Exec: Tri-Fold Device Is Ready For Production appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Bentley Unveils The EXP 15 Concept Car
    Renowned British marque Bentley has unveiled the EXP 15 concept, which is not intended for sale as its concept status suggests. That being said, it is meant to offer a glimpse into the design direction of its upcoming fully electric vehicle, set to debut next year. The EXP 15 itself takes inspiration from the 1930 […] The post Bentley Unveils The EXP 15 Concept Car appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Indian TechTuber Mods Asus ROG Ally With 90Wh Battery Taken From ROG Strix G15
    When the Asus ROG Ally made its debut, the console was mired with issues such as appalling battery life and a suicidal microSD card slot. A year later, the gaming brand released the Ally X, which addressed the issues by issuing a larger 80Wh battery and support for the more conventional M.2 2280 SSD form […] The post Indian TechTuber Mods Asus ROG Ally With 90Wh Battery Taken From ROG Strix G15 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    YouTube Updates Monetisation Policy To Curb “Inauthentic” Content
    YouTube is planning to update the guidelines for its YouTube Partner Program (YPP) to prevent creators from generating revenue from content it deems as “inauthentic”. The video sharing platform’s monetisation policy is set to be updated next week, specifically on 15 July. While the company has yet to release the exact details on the upcoming […] The post YouTube Updates Monetisation Policy To Curb “Inauthentic” Content appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Apple Has A Patent For An Optical Stylus
    The Apple Pencil family of styluses are made primarily with the iPad tablets in mind – it’s primarily used with them, on their screen’s surface. But it looks like the bitten fruit brand is working on one that’s a bit more universal, if a recent patent filing is to be believed. Titled “Input Device With […] The post Apple Has A Patent For An Optical Stylus appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Chinese TechTubers Test MSI Claw 8 With AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme
    A Chinese TechTuber by the name of 会弹钢琴的疯疯 (loosely translated by Google Translate into Crazy Guy Who Can Play The Piano), recently showed off an MSI Claw 8 which they managed to secure. The unit is basically the same model that the console’s brand was showing off back at Computex 2025, and given its availability […] The post Chinese TechTubers Test MSI Claw 8 With AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Infinix Hot 60 Series Arrives In Malaysia; Priced From RM499
    As previously promised, Infinix has officially launched the Hot 60 lineup of affordable smartphones in Malaysia. The series consists of two models, which are the Hot 60 5G and the Hot 60i. One of the highlights of this lineup includes slim and lightweight designs, with the Hot 60 measuring 7.8mm thick, and the Hot 60i […] The post Infinix Hot 60 Series Arrives In Malaysia; Priced From RM499 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )
    Apple Vision Pro 2 May Sport M4 Chip, Better Head Strap
    While the Apple Vision Pro was a product that didn’t get the most glowing of public opinion, the bitten fruit company is invested enough for a sequel. We’ve heard a number of rumours about such a thing, such as being equipped with an M5 chip. But perhaps that may have been a tad too optimistic, […] The post Apple Vision Pro 2 May Sport M4 Chip, Better Head Strap appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Touting At Malaysian Airports Is Now A Criminal Offence
    Illegal taxi touts have become a norm in Malaysian airports, with many Malaysians and even tourist have fallen victim to these. However, the government has recently brought a new law amendment in the form of Act A1766, which updates the Commercial Vehicles Licensing Board Act 1987, officially making touting at airports a criminal offence paired […] The post Touting At Malaysian Airports Is Now A Criminal Offence appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    NVIDIA Beats Rivals To Be First Public Company Valued At US$4 Trillion
    NVIDIA succeeded in becoming a public company with a market value of US$4 trillion (~RM17 trillion) this year, albeit very briefly. It’s both a notch in the belt and a milestone for the company, as it is the first company in the world to hit said milestone, beating all other tech rivals to the punch, […] The post NVIDIA Beats Rivals To Be First Public Company Valued At US$4 Trillion appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )
    Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 Hands On: Thin Is In
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    China’s energy dominance in three charts
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    This tool strips away anti-AI protections from digital art
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    Web3j Mentorship 2025: Meet the Mentees
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    Announcing the winners of VentureBeat’s 7th Annual Women in AI awards
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    Scaling agentic AI: Inside Atlassian’s culture of experimentation
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    Na área de Tecnologia da Informação (TI), a dúvida sobre escolher entre uma faculdade ou certificações é comum entre profissionais e estudantes. Ambos os caminhos oferecem benefícios distintos e podem ser decisivos para o sucesso na carreira. Neste artigo, vamos explorar as vantagens e desvantagens de cada opção e como elas se aplicam em diferentes momentos da sua trajetória profissional. A faculdade é muitas vezes vista como a porta de entrada para o conhecimento em TI. Ela oferece uma formação ampla que abrange diversas áreas, como programação, redes, sistemas operacionais e cloud computing. Essa base sólida é essencial para quem está começando na carreira e ainda não tem um foco definido. Formação abrangente em TI Conhecimento em várias áreas Desenvolvimento de soft skills Netwo…  ( 5 min )
    Stop Waiting on Windows Explorer: Meet snub — A Suspiciously Fast Recursive File Search Tool
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    Qual a importância da Certificação? 💼
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    Unlocking the Future: How the CBN Can Harness Blockchain Technology for Nigeria’s Economic Growth
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    9 Open Source Tools Every Developer Should Know🔥
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    Docker Deep Dive Workshop at WeAreDevelopers
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    How I Added A/B Testing to My Cold Email Generator (and Why)
    Yesterday I soft launched launched ColdCopy, a cold email generator. But I kept getting stuck on one question: "Should this email be more direct or more friendly?" The Problem Too formal = sounds robotic Instead of guessing, what if users could see all approaches side-by-side? Before: One API call, one result const response = await openai.chat.completions.create({ After: Three API calls, three variations const tones = ["Professional", "Friendly", "Direct"]; The UI Challenge Responsive grid layout (3 columns on desktop, stacked on mobile) Early Results What I Learned Check it out: coldcopy.xyz What do you think - is A/B testing for AI-generated content useful, or just feature bloat?  ( 3 min )
    Welcome to Sunset Avenue
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    Flutter 💙 Cursor: setting up Background Agent
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    🚀 Criando um Banco Digital com .NET 8: DDD, CQRS, JWT, Docker e mais!
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    How HDDs and SSDs Store Data The Block Storage Model
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    Programming Entry Level: for beginners terminal
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    JavaScript: Execution Context & this Made Easy
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    DiParrot: The Low-Maintenance Pet Skill
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    If Kubernetes Runs in F-16 Fighter Jets, Why Are You Still Scared to Use It in Your Business?
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    Welcome!
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    ceragem-v6-back-pain-relief
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    “Transforming Office Culture with a Vibrant Intranet Homepage — My Axero Challenge Build”
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    🐢 Slow is Smooth, Smooth is Fast
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    IEx: Elixir's Interactive Shell
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    🚀Building with Bolt: How I Created Smile2Earn
    🧠 What I Built I constructed Smile2Earn, a web application that employs AI-powered smile recognition to reward users with virtual money in the form of SMILE Coins whenever they smile. It was our aim to create something significant and happy — a system that converts positivity into tangible value. Users authenticate with Supabase Smile recognition is performed in-browser with TensorFlow\.js Users receive SMILE Coins (100 SMILE = ₹1) A wallet keeps coins earned Withdrawal system (through UPI or bank) is developed but on hold Revenue is on a plan through ad monetization ⚙️ Technologies Utilized Bolt.AI – for boilerplate generation, bug fixes, and rapid logic writing TypeScript + Tailwind CSS – for responsive and clean UI TensorFlow\.js – for smile detection in real-time Supabase – for authentication and database storage Vite – rapid build setup Secure Storage – for session data and tokens Conflicts of Dependencies Dependencies such as @nativescript/firebase versions were outdated or non-existent Bolt assisted in producing alternative code with improved support Smile Detection Logic Timing TensorFlow's smile detection to prevent false positives Detecting in a privacy-safe and light manner for real-time application Authentication Flow Merging Supabase's auth into my own custom frontend logic Bolt assisted in creating working login, signup, and logout handlers Time saved correcting errors, maintaining code versions, and sorting out npm problems Created fully functional Supabase integration Allowed me to test concepts quicker without being caught in technical dead-ends Played the role of coding mentor when I encountered roadblocks 👉 Smile2Earn – Earn Money by Smiling (YouTube Video) This wasn't just about code — it was about creating something joyful. Thanks to Bolt.AI, I wrote an app that pays individuals for smiling — and that, to my mind, is a huge success.  ( 3 min )
    🚀 Wrapping Up My GitLab CI/CD Journey with 2 Real Projects
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    Hackerrank - SQL - Average Population of Each Continent
    Problem Description Given the CITY and COUNTRY tables, query the names of all the continents (COUNTRY.CONTINENT) and their respective average city populations (CITY.POPULATION) rounded down to the nearest integer. Note: CITY.CountryCode and COUNTRY.Code are matching key columns. The CITY and COUNTRY tables are described as follows: CITY Field Type ID NUMBER NAME VARCHAR2(17) COUNTRYCODE VARCHAR2(3) DISTRICT VARCHAR2(20) POPULATION NUMBER COUNTRY Field Type CODE VARCHAR2(3) NAME VARCHAR2(44) CONTINENT VARCHAR2(13) REGION VARCHAR2(25) SURFACEAREA NUMBER INDEPYEAR VARCHAR2(5) POPULATION NUMBER LIFEEXPECTANCY VARCHAR2(4) GNP NUMBER GNPOLD VARCHAR2(9) LOCALNAME VARCHAR2(44) GOVERNMENTFORM VARCHAR2(44) HEADOFSTATE VARCHAR2(32) CAPITAL VARCHAR2(4) CODE2 VARCHAR2(2) Join the CITY and COUNTRY tables using the country code as the joining key Group the results by continent Calculate the average population for each continent Round down the average to the nearest integer using the FLOOR function Start with the SELECT statement to retrieve the continent and the average population: SELECT COUNTRY.CONTINENT, FLOOR(AVG(CITY.POPULATION)) Specify the tables to query from and how to join them: FROM CITY JOIN COUNTRY ON CITY.COUNTRYCODE = COUNTRY.CODE Group the results by continent: GROUP BY COUNTRY.CONTINENT The final query: SELECT COUNTRY.CONTINENT, FLOOR(AVG(CITY.POPULATION)) AS AVG_POPULATION FROM CITY JOIN COUNTRY ON CITY.COUNTRYCODE = COUNTRY.CODE GROUP BY COUNTRY.CONTINENT ; The query will return two columns: CONTINENT - The name of the continent AVG_POPULATION - The average population of cities in that continent, rounded down to the nearest integer Code Repo: https://github.com/mrpunkdasilva/hackerrank/tree/main/sql/basic/average-population-of-each-continent  ( 3 min )
    AI in the Terminal?
    Warning: First paragraph is a recap of my kernel experience, skip if you don't care. So in my first post I talked about my journey to start making a custom kernel. TL;DR, it hasn't worked out great. I edited the kernel without knowing much so I used ai and also looked at the help pages in the menuconfig to try and see if I needed something. I ended up making it so the kernel couldnt even boot into efi which was fun to debug. Now I cant use my amd gpu because something is wrong. But that is neither here nor there. I have been getting tired of AI chatbots like grok, copilot and chatgpt because while they do help a lot, they are restricted by money. You have a limited use before something stops and it sucks. The best alternatives are to figure it out through things like stack overflow or running AI locally. You can probably guess which one I chose. Ollama is something cool that I have use for like 5 minutes so far but it is awesome. I can do almost everything the online chatbots as with Ollama. Only thing I don't think Ollama can do is use things like images. In hindsight, I also am using the terminal one so there may be a desktop version that can use them. Its really cool, all you have to do is run one command to install it, find and pull a model, then run the model and boom, you can chat to your heart's content. I chose the gemma3:4b because it is supposedly the most stable and easy to use one. I think Ollama on the terminal will work for now but I think I want to make a web version that is local so I can use images and other things without the need to pay money or get tracked by the AI overlords.  ( 3 min )
    From localhost:3000 to the World: Deploying Your Dockerized Website with Cloudflared + Traefik
    “When you send your localhost link to a friend...” You’ve built an amazing website. It's sleek, fast, and maybe even running on localhost:3000. You're proud of it. So you share it with a friend… and they hit you with: "Bro, I can't open localhost:3000." Yep, we've all been that donkey. Let’s fix that by taking your Dockerized app, pushing it to Docker Hub, then deploying it with Traefik and Cloudflared—securely accessible over the web. ✅ Prerequisites: Your app is Dockerized and you’ve already set up Cloudflared tunnels and domain. 👉 Not done yet? Check this guide first: How to Set Up Cloudflared Tunnel No need to expose ports. Free SSL via Cloudflare. Keeps your server safe behind Cloudflare’s edge. Automatically routes traffic to your containers. Manages HTTPS certificates. Great fo…  ( 4 min )
    Revolutionizing E-Commerce: Using Blockchain Smart Contracts to Combat Fake Returns
    Introduction to Smart Contract Implementation for Detecting Fake Returns In this tutorial, we will explore how to implement a smart contract on a blockchain that is designed to detect fake returns in a marketplace. This involves creating a decentralized application (DApp) that leverages the immutable and transparent nature of blockchain technology to mitigate the issue of return frauds in e-commerce. We will use Ethereum as the blockchain platform and Solidity for writing the smart contract. To start, you need to set up your development environment for Ethereum smart contracts. This includes installing Node.js, the Ethereum client (Ganache for local blockchain simulation), and the Truffle Suite, which is a development environment, testing framework, and asset pipeline for blockchains usi…  ( 5 min )
    Getting started with Web Development: My Second Day learning HTML & CSS
    Hey everyone! this is my very first blog post, and I'm excited to share my daily journey into web development with you and today was Day 2 of this new adventure. Recap of Day 1: What is HTML & CSS? In Day 1 class is we discuss about basics of HTML and CSS. Whats is HTML & CSS then in linux which software tools has been use? VS CODIUM software tools is used in linux. HTML(HyperText Markup language) is used to structure content on the web. It's a skeleton of a web page. CSS(Cascading Style Sheet) is used to style the content. Its adds colors,layout. It's a humans figures. Today Discussions: what is the ** alternative of HTML?** The alternative of HTML is : XML(eXtensible Markup Language) YAML(YAML Ain't Markup Language) CSV(Comma Seperated Values) etc.. what is GIT? Git is a Version Control System(VSC). There are two types of VSC. It's no Need Internet. Centralized VSC Distributed VSC What is GITLAB? Gitlab is Web based DEVOPS platforms. HTML Now we build a Protfolio Project. Header Section Section Section Footer Header Navigation Menu Search Bar Vijayaraj Item 1 Item 2 Item 1 Item 2 link Text Vijay sir share some Shortcuts: shift+1 - Boiler plate of HTML ctrl+shift+i - code allignment ctrl+ / - Command line. Tomorrow Discussion is :Ajail Methodology. And Apart from the class Muthu sir share some Interesting website KANIYAM.COM . then Give some Day plans, very interesting speech. Today Tasks 5 Blocks. 5 Inline. Scrum Master Techniques. Post the Blogs.  ( 4 min )
    From TypeScript to Rust – My Journey Begins 🦀
    🦀 Day 1 of #100DaysOfRust – Why Rust, Cargo, and the Basics Hey everyone 👋 I’m Subesh, a full-stack developer working with React and Node.js. I'm starting my journey into the systems world through Rust — and I’m doing it in public as part of the #100DaysOfRust challenge. Today I explored why Rust is being adopted by teams at Mozilla, Dropbox, Cloudflare, and more. Here’s what stood out: ✅ High-level language features without performance penalties 🔐 Compile-time checks enforce safety and prevent bugs 🔧 First-class tooling (cargo, rust-analyzer, rustfmt) 🧱 Strong, expressive type system 📦 Simple dependency management (crates.io) 🌱 A rapidly growing ecosystem and a welcoming dev community It feels like TypeScript met C++ and decided to be nice to developers. Rust uses cargo as its…  ( 4 min )
    How does Event Loop Work?
    JavaScript is required for every browser to function and manage its interactivity. The code is compiled and executed by the JavaScript Engine within the browser. JavaScript is a single-threaded language. It only handles one task at a time. If we assign another work, it won’t entertain until the current one is finished. Imagine, you have a task that takes around 1 minute to complete, JavaScript is true to its nature, it will not take another task until it finishes. In this case, the webpage will be stuck for a minute. And the user has to wait until it is completed. Imagine how frustrating it is to wait for a minute and stare at the blank screen. To overcome this, the browser provides some features, that the JavaScript engine doesn’t, those are Web APIs, such as setTimeout, DOM API, HTTP req…  ( 9 min )
    Code vs LLM in a simple planning poker agent example
    If you're building AI agents, chances are you often had to consider how much logic you want to handle through the LLM versus through traditional code. I wanted to share my experience with it this morning as a conversation starter and get your thoughts! I normally spend a ton of time gathering feedback from our users. In a previous life I would put those insights into tickets in Linear and spend a ton of mental cycles trying to size the return on effort to inform our prioritisation. In this bold new world of AI, I figured I would instead write up a planning poker agent to help me do t-shirt sizing of some of those tickets in Linear. Built on the Portia SDK, the agent would: Fetch relevant linear tickets using the remote MCP server for Linear, which is one of 1000s of tools we have with bui…  ( 6 min )
    How to Create an EC2 Instance on AWS
    How to Create an EC2 Instance on AWS Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) is one of AWS’s most popular services, allowing you to launch and manage virtual servers in the cloud. Whether you're hosting a website, running a database, or testing software, EC2 provides scalable, secure, and customizable computing capacity. This guide walks you step by step through creating a basic EC2 instance using the AWS Management Console. An AWS account (sign up at https://aws.amazon.com if you don’t have one). Basic familiarity with cloud concepts. (Optional) SSH key pair for secure remote access. Go to https://console.aws.amazon.com. Sign in with your AWS credentials. From the AWS Console, search for “EC2” in the search bar. Click EC2 to open the EC2 Dashboard. Click Instances in the left-hand navigation…  ( 4 min )
    Pinterest Scraping in 2025: Why I Built a Production-Ready Scrapy Spider (And You Should Too)
    The Problem That Changed My Perspective Last month, I was helping a client analyze visual content trends for their e-commerce brand. They needed to understand what home decor pins were gaining traction, which boards were most influential, and how their competitors were performing on Pinterest. Traditional social media analytics tools? They barely scratched Pinterest's surface. Manual research? Absolutely not scalable. That's when I realized: Pinterest's visual data goldmine is largely untapped by developers. Pinterest isn't just another social platform—it's a visual search engine with over 450 million monthly active users. But here's the catch: scraping Pinterest effectively requires understanding its unique challenges: Heavy JavaScript rendering (goodbye, simple HTTP requests) Sophisti…  ( 6 min )
    Locking Down Your Parse Server Schema in Production
    Hi there! I'm Maneshwar. Right now, I’m building LiveAPI, a first-of-its-kind tool that helps you automatically index API endpoints across all your repositories. LiveAPI makes it easier to discover, understand, and interact with APIs in large infrastructures. Most people set up Parse Server and just roll with it — add classes from the dashboard, tweak fields on the fly, and rely on the schema to “just work.” But in production? You need control. You need structure. You need schema definitions in code, not ad-hoc changes in a GUI. Here's how to fully define and lock your Parse Server schema using JavaScript. You can define every class and field explicitly in your Node.js codebase. Here's what a _User and OrgMember class look like: const UserSchema = [ { className: "_User", fields: …  ( 5 min )
    AI Speed vs. "What Not To Do": Dev Secrets Revealed
    The AI Crucible: Where Speed Meets the Wisdom of "What Not To Do" The dawn of the AI era has been heralded with promises of unprecedented speed and efficiency. Tools and frameworks are evolving at a dizzying pace, and the ability to deploy sophisticated models, like Large Language Models (LLMs), has become more accessible than ever. We can spin up powerful AI applications, leveraging libraries like LangChain and frameworks like Kubernetes, often with a few lines of code and a well-configured environment. This rapid advancement, however, can create a misleading impression: that AI development is solely about knowing what to do. In reality, the true acceleration in the AI world comes not just from knowing the right commands, but from the hard-won wisdom of understanding what not to do. Con…  ( 7 min )
    Memes only a Dev can relate to. (pt.3)
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    Alturas Iguais em Regiões Lado a Lado no Oracle APEX: A Solução Simples com u-flex
    Você já se deparou com regiões lado a lado no Oracle APEX que têm alturas diferentes? Esse desnível visual pode deixar sua aplicação com um aspecto desalinhado e pouco profissional — especialmente quando temos várias regiões exibidas em conjunto. Passei por isso algumas vezes e, por ser algo aparentemente simples, fui perguntar para colegas mais experientes. A resposta foi quase sempre a mesma: "tem que usar um misto de JavaScript e CSS, não dá só com CSS puro". Isso me incomodou, porque parecia uma solução complicada para um problema pequeno. Pesquisando um pouco mais, descobri o que o que precisava ser feito e vou compartilhar como fazer neste post. Quando criamos duas regiões lado a lado com conteúdos de tamanhos verticais diferentes, o resultado pode ser como este: Veja que existe uma diferença de tamanho entre um e outro, destacado com as setas vermelhas A diferença de altura pode causar uma quebra de harmonia visual na interface. Dependendo do layout da página, isso pode comprometer a experiência do usuário. A solução é mais simples do que parece, e você pode aplicá-la sem precisar inspecionar elementos e inventar gambiarras. Basta usar duas classes do Universal Theme: Na propriedade "Column CSS Classes" da região: adicione u-flex Na propriedade "CSS Classes" da região (Appearance): adicione u-flex-grow-1 Essas classes utilizam o poder do Flexbox para garantir que as regiões cresçam proporcionalmente e se ajustem à mesma altura, mesmo com conteúdos diferentes. Deixei esse screenshot aqui para mostrar onde foram aplicadas. Isso garante que as regiões cresçam igualmente, mantendo a altura simétrica mesmo com conteúdos de tamanhos diferentes. Exemplo: Com u-flex e u-flex-grow-1 (abaixo): altura uniforme e layout mais equilibrado. Experimente esse pequeno ajuste e veja a diferença que faz na apresentação da sua aplicação Oracle APEX! Fonte: https://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/r/apex_pm/ut/layout-modifiers`  ( 3 min )
    Code Readability Techniques
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    Buying Windows 11 Keys in 2025: Best Sellers Reviewed and Ranked
    Written by a tech journalist after testing 10+ vendors across the globe. Windows 11 continues to dominate the desktop OS market in 2025 with its refined interface, performance upgrades, and native AI support. But activating it can be costly if you stick to Microsoft's official prices: $139.99 for Home and $199.99 for Pro. That’s why users all over the world are turning to third-party sellers for cheaper keys. But which sellers are legitimate? Which ones deliver instantly and honor refunds? And which should you avoid entirely? This guide ranks the best Windows 11 key sellers in 2025 based on real tests, transparent policies, and customer experience. Rank Seller Win 11 Pro Price License Type Delivery Time Overall Score 1 SFTKEY.com $28.99 Retail 1–5 min 5/5 2 Keysfan $14.99 OEM Inst…  ( 6 min )
    Deploy a React Application to Elastic Beanstalk using GitHub Actions and Provision with Terraform
    In this article, we'll explore how to provision an AWS Elastic Beanstalk application using Terraform and deploy a containerized React application using GitHub Actions. Prerequisites Terraform CLI installed. AWS CLI configured with valid credentials. Refer to this guide for AWS CLI setup. To verify your AWS credentials, use the following command: aws sts get-caller-identity Terraform Configuration Define Variables (variables.tf) variable "aws_region" { description = "The AWS region to deploy resources in" type = string default = "us-east-1" } variable "application_name" { description = "The name of the Elastic Beanstalk application" type = string default = "react-app" } IAM Roles and Profiles (iam.tf) iam.tf: resource "aws_iam_role" "eb_ec2_role" { …  ( 4 min )
    Day 2 of my Java Full Stack learning Journey :HTML & CSS
    Hi everyone! what i learned Today : layouts elements HTML,a layout refers to how elements are arranged on web page to create a user-friendly structure. - elements and makes their text blue. Syntax: element{ property: value; } Example: p{ Two types of HTML Elements : Block Elements Inline E lements Block Elements: Always start with new line. it takes the full width of their parent by default. You can set width and height. example: , to ,, ,, ,,,,. Inline Elements: Do not start with new line . only take up as much width as needed. you cannot set width or height directly. example: ,,,,,,. Comments: HTML- CSS- /* comments */ List Styling: two types of list styling: odered list ( ) unodered list ( ) Odered List Items are numbered by default. used when oder matters example: Wake up Brush Wake up Brush link Text href : hyperlink reference. url: a website a page in your site a file an id on the same page Final Thoughts: Today i learned a lot and I'm even more excited for tomorrow's topic. Happy Codding!  ( 3 min )
    I'm on Day 2 of my Java FullStack Journey
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    Cassandra vs PostgreSQL: A Developer’s Guide to Choose the Right Database
    Choosing the right database can feel a bit like picking the right tool for a job—you wouldn't use a hammer to tighten a screw, right? In the world of databases, two heavy-weight options often come up: Apache Cassandra and PostgreSQL. Both are powerful, but they shine in different scenarios. Let's dive into their strengths, weaknesses, and ideal use cases to help you make an informed decision. Cassandra is a distributed NoSQL database designed for handling large amounts of data across many servers. It's known for its high availability and scalability. Companies like Apple and Netflix rely on Cassandra to manage massive datasets. Apple: Reportedly runs over 75,000 Cassandra nodes, storing more than 10 petabytes of data. Netflix: Uses Cassandra to handle its ever-growing persistence needs. …  ( 5 min )
    GitFlow Studio – All-in-One Git + Git Flow + GitHub, right in your terminal
    Tired of juggling git, GUIs, and browser tabs just to ship a feature? GitFlow Studio wraps Git, classic Git Flow, and common GitHub chores in one Rich-powered CLI. Why you’ll care 🪄 Wizard mode – guided feature, release, and hotfix flows 🔗 GitHub built-in – clone, PR, issues without leaving the shell ⏪ Undo / dry-run – safety nets for every step 📊 Repo insights – commits, contributors, heat-maps on demand pip install gitflow-studio # Python 3.9+ gitflow-studio --demo # play in a sandbox repo Try it, star it, and drop feedback here → https://github.com/Sherin-SEF-AI/GitFlow-Studio https://www.producthunt.com/posts/gitflowstudio 🙏 Feedback Wanted Does the wizard flow feel right? Missing a must-have Git/GitHub action? Hit me in the comments, open an issue.  ( 3 min )
    Developer Experience Revolution
    As a junior computer science student, I have experienced a complete transformation in my understanding of developer_experience development. This journey has taught me valuable lessons about modern web framework design and implementation. Project Information Hyperlane Framework: GitHub Repository Author Contact: root@ltpp.vip Documentation: Official Docs During my exploration of modern web development, I discovered that understanding the underlying architecture is crucial for building robust applications. The Hyperlane framework represents a significant advancement in Rust-based web development, offering both performance and safety guarantees that traditional frameworks struggle to provide. The framework's design philosophy centers around zero-cost abstractions and compile-time guarantees. …  ( 13 min )
    Set up github work/company email on mac together with your personal github account
    Here’s a clean step-by-step outline to generate and add an SSH key from your macbook to GitHub, using your company email your_personal_company_email as the identifier. Add SSH Key to GitHub – Step-by-Step 1. Generate the SSH Key In terminal, run: ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "your_personal_company_email" This command generates a new SSH key pair (used to securely authenticate with services like GitHub). Explanation of Each Part: Part Meaning ssh-keygen The command to generate a new SSH key. -t rsa Specifies the type of key to create. rsa is a widely used algorithm. -b 4096 Sets the bit size of the key. 4096 bits is stronger than the default 2048. -C "your_email@example.com" Adds a label (comment) to the key file so you can identify it later — usually your email. …  ( 4 min )
    The Telegram Username Scam: How People Are Losing Thousands in TON
    A new kind of scam is silently making its rounds across Telegram, and it’s catching even smart, tech-savvy users off guard. It starts innocently. You receive a direct message from someone claiming to be interested in buying your Telegram username. They’re polite, professional, and surprisingly convincing. They offer you a deal that sounds too good to ignore. “We’d like to purchase your @username for 3,000 TON. Payment will be sent via Telegram’s official wallet system.” If you’re not familiar with TON (The Open Network), it’s a blockchain infrastructure backed by Telegram, used for applications such as username auctions, payments, and NFT mini-apps. One TON token, depending on the market, is worth around $6–$8. That means 3,000 TON is worth over $20,000. Who wouldn’t be tempted? I was, an…  ( 8 min )
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    Project KARL
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    How to get Claude Free APIs? 3 Ways!
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    BONK news update: Will LetsBonk’s surging popularity push the altcoin above $0.000026?
    BONK is facing profit-booking near $0.000026, but the pullback is likely to find buyers near $0.000020.
    Chinese creditor challenges FTX motion to halt payouts in restricted countries
    The motion to pause repayments to residents of certain countries has added a new wrinkle to the FTX saga.
    Donald Trump Jr. invests in social media-turned BTC treasury firm
    The Thumzup Media Corporation provides a platform for influencers to market various products on social media to earn revenue.
    US debt rises to $36.6T: Will recession signals send Bitcoin back to $95K?
    Bitcoin price hit new highs today, but surging US debt and concerning housing data raise fears of a recession-led Bitcoin drop toward $95,000.
    Trump family-backed business votes on making governance token tradable
    The proposal, which launched voting on Wednesday, had more than 99% support from roughly five billion tokens at the time of publication.
    Bitcoin soars to new all-time high above $112K as traders liquidate shorts
    Bitcoin price roared to a new all-time high above $112,000. Cointelegraph explains why.
    Hyperliquid news update: Growing user base could send HYPE back to $45
    Hyperliquid’s expansion across the DEX landscape and its growing user base could trigger a HYPE price rally above $45.
    US SEC ‘Crypto Mom’ clarifies: ‘Tokenized securities are still securities’
    SEC commissioner Hester Peirce echoed former chair Gary Gensler in calling for market participants to “consider meeting with the Commission and its staff.”
    Will XRP hit new highs as Ripple participates in US Senate Web3 summit?
    XRP charts point to new highs. Will Ripple’s attendance in next week’s “From Wall Street to Web3” summit boost the altcoin’s price?
    GMX halts trading, token minting following $40 million exploit
    The exploit of the GMX V1 decentralized exchange is the latest in a string of attacks targeting crypto firms and users in 2025.
    US CLARITY bill could allow Tesla and Meta to evade SEC rules — Senator Warren
    The legislation to establish crypto market structure is one of three bills the US House of Representatives is expected to consider starting next week.
    Robinhood stock nears record high as tokenization strategy gains traction
    Robinhood is trading near all-time highs as its expanded push into crypto and blockchain continues to pay off.
    Germany’s top banks managing $4.5 trillion+ in assets are going crypto—Here’s what to watch
    Germany’s top banks, including Deutsche Bank and Sparkassen, are entering crypto with regulated trading and custody services by 2026.
    LetsBonk overtakes Pump.fun: Are Solana memecoins back for good?
    Key metrics on Solana remain flat despite LetsBonk’s recent surge, but supporting data suggests memecoins may be staging a comeback.
    Bitcoin rich list 2025: Who holds the most BTC this year?
    From exchanges and ETFs to sovereign treasuries and crypto billionaires, Bitcoin’s ownership map in 2025 reveals a mix of concentration and quiet decentralization.
    Bitcoin analyst warns time 'running out' for another BTC price parabolic rally
    Crypto analyst TradingShot says that while Bitcoin’s long-term outlook is still bullish, there might not be enough time for another leg up.
    Death, divorce and lost keys: The question of succession in tokenized property
    Blockchain’s promise of democratized property ownership faces a potential roadblock. Integrating automated, blockchain-native succession protocols is essential to protect digital assets and enable true democratization of RWA ownership.
    Is Ethereum pushing too hard with 6-second blocks? Here’s the truth
    Ethereum’s proposed move to 6-second block times under EIP-7782 promises faster transactions and real-time responsiveness.
    Bitcoin to test $110K as macro analysis tells traders to 'buckle up'
    Bitcoin price performance frustrates bulls as $110,000 stays out of reach, but the clock is ticking to even more risk-asset volatility.
    Japanese firm Remixpoint raises $215M to expand Bitcoin treasury holdings
    Tokyo-listed energy and fintech firm Remixpoint has raised 31.5 billion Japanese yen ($215 million) to expand its Bitcoin treasury, aiming to accumulate 3,000 BTC.
    XRP 'finally breaking out' with 12% rally after Ripple-BNY Mellon deal
    Bullish chart setups hint at more upside for XRP, with price targets near $2.87 and possibly $3.72 if momentum holds.
    $30 Trillion Trade System Still Uses Faxes – Can XDC Fix It?
    The growing role of blockchains in trade finance. The XDC Network offers a case study in cautious, incremental adoption.
    Polygon’s ‘most complex’ hard fork goes live on July 10
    Polygon Foundation CEO Sandeep Nailwal described the upcoming Heimdall 2.0 upgrade as the “most complex” Polygon hard fork since 2018 and 2019.
    Musk’s America Party may support Bitcoin but still faces third-party pitfalls
    Elon Musk says that his new America Party will support Bitcoin, but does it have a chance in the American political system?
    Ripple’s RLUSD launches on Transak as market cap hits $500M
    Launched in late 2024, Ripple’s enterprise-focused RLUSD stablecoin has hit a $500 million market cap in less than seven months.
    Pump.fun token sale confirmed, Europe-based users barred: Bybit
    Bybit will host PumpFun’s PUMP token sale from July 12–15, but users in Europe will be excluded due to regulatory restrictions.
    Ether corporate treasuries critical for the ecosystem: Joseph Lubin
    Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin said that corporate ETH treasuries are vital for driving ecosystem growth.
    Emirates airline signs MoU with Crypto.com to enable crypto payments
    Emirates and Crypto.com will work together to introduce crypto payments and launch promotional campaigns to boost adoption.
    SOL price 'bull chart' targets $300 as Solana ETF approval odds hit 99.7%
    SOL price analysts believe in the altcoin’s potential to rally to new all-time highs as a spot Solana ETF is likely to be approved this year.
    South Korea plans to lift crypto venture business restrictions
    South Korea may lift restrictions on crypto firms, allowing them venture status and access to tax breaks, funding and regulatory benefits.
    Bitcoin gets 'highly favorable' cues as DXY sets 21-year weakness record
    Bitcoin maintaining its inverse correlation to the US dollar means big wins on the horizon as the dollar strength DXY index trails below key moving averages.
    Crypto groups back lawsuit over DOJ crackdown on open-source code
    A coalition of major crypto groups is urging a federal court to reject the DOJ’s effort to apply money transmission laws to open-source software.
    OpenSea expands to mobile with Rally deal, eyes ‘onchain everything app’
    OpenSea is going mobile after acquiring Rally, with plans to unify NFT and token trading, as well as expanding into DeFi, perpetuals and AI-powered tools.
    Circle and OKX launch zero-fee USDC conversions to US dollar
    OKX is rolling out zero-fee conversions between Circle’s USDC stablecoin and the US dollar as part of a new partnership with Circle.
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    U.S. Digital Assets Tax Policy Getting Hearing During 'Crypto Week'
    The House Ways and Means Committee is set on July 16 to examine how to set up proper taxation for the crypto sector.  ( 29 min )
    Bitcoin Tops $111K, on Brink of Breaking Record High; Ether's 6% Jump Leads Major Cryptos
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    Revolut Seeks $1B in New Funding at $65B Valuation: FT
    The London-based company is among a growing number of fintech firms leaning into faster, crypto-native payment systems.  ( 28 min )
    Cathie Wood's ARK: Bitcoin's Bullish Momentum Slows as Long-Term Holder Stacks Hit Record
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    FLOKI Lists on Webull Pay, Unlocking Access to 24M Users Amid Volatile Trading
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    Monad Acquires Portal Labs to Expand Stablecoin Payments on High-Speed Blockchain
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    Circle Has USDC Revenue Sharing Deal With Second-Largest Crypto Exchange ByBit: Sources
    Assume any exchange that has some material amount of USDC has an agreement with Circle, said one person familiar with the situation.  ( 29 min )
    Bitcoin Starts Surging Toward $110K After Trump Says 'Fed Rate' Is 300 Basis Points Too High
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    Filecoin Rises 4%, Heavy Volume Suggests Institutional Investors Buying
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    Cronos Jumps 18% After Trump Media ETF Proposal Lists Token Among Holdings
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    The Protocol: Vitalik Buterin's Latest Proposal – Transaction Gas Cap
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    The Protocol: Vitalik Buterin's Latest Proposal – Transaction Gas Cap
    Also: Jack Dorsey’s Bitchat, Volkswagen and Hivemapper Team Up, and EigenLabs Layoffs.
    BNB Climbs as Faster Blocks and Tokenized Stocks Spark Investor Interest
    The recent Maxwell hard fork which reduced block times and the introduction of tokenized equities by Kraken and Backed Finance have contributed to growth.  ( 29 min )
    Crypto Industry Pitches Market Structure Ideas to U.S. Senators in Hearing
    In the runup to 'Crypto Week' in the House next week, a Senate Banking Committee hearing dug into policy ideas as Senator Warren flagged Trump "corruption."  ( 32 min )
    NEAR Surges 5% Despite Volatile Trading as Grayscale Adds Token
    Token demonstrates resilience with strong volume-supported recovery amid institutional backing and market volatility.  ( 29 min )
    Is There a Future for DAOs?
    Two major decentralized autonomous organizations ceased to exist last month, raising existential questions about the DAO model of governance.  ( 32 min )
    ATOM Shows Resilient Recovery Despite Volatile Trading Session
    The rise comes as the altcoin market heats up on the brink of a potential altcoin season.  ( 29 min )
    Dubai's Emirates Airline Explores Cryptocurrency Payments With Crypto.com Partnership
    The carrier aims to tap into a "younger, tech-savvy customer segment" that wants to pay with crypto, an Emirates executive said.  ( 27 min )
    Stellar Surges 14% Before Sharp Reversal as Network Upgrade Fuels Volatility
    Stellar rallies 14.3% on soaring volume and developer momentum as the "v23.0.0rc2" release reinforces protocol readiness  ( 29 min )
    The Big Bet on Crypto’s AI Infrastructure
    A new, decentralized movement is emerging — one that merges AI and blockchain to create open, scalable and trustless infrastructure, says ML Tech’s Leo Mindyuk.  ( 31 min )
    The Evolution of Crypto Trading: From Wild West to Regulated Innovation
    The cryptocurrency trading landscape has evolved from a decentralized, unregulated "wild west" to a more sophisticated and regulated environment, fostering institutional adoption and boosting investor confidence, says Patrick Murphy of Eightcap.  ( 32 min )
    ICP Approaches $5 as Breakout Volume and DeFi BTC Flows Signal Strength
    ICP gains 3% on strong volume and DeFi traction, with rising ckBTC flows fueling demand and pushing price past key resistance  ( 29 min )
    Decentralized Exchange GMX Exploited for $42M, Offers Hacker 10% White Hat Bounty
    A portion of the stolen funds has already been bridged from Arbitrum to Ethereum.  ( 27 min )
    Pump.fun to Launch PUMP Token via ICO on July 12
    33% of PUMP's total supply will be sold during the ICO, with tokens priced at $0.004 each and fully unlocked from day one.  ( 28 min )
    PEPE Rises 3% as Whale Holdings Climb, Crypto Market Shakes Off Tariff Jitters
    Whales increased their PEPE holdings by 1.75% to 303 trillion tokens, while the supply on exchanges decreased by 2.9%, data shows.  ( 29 min )
    Core Scientific Sale Sets Floor Price for Bitcoin Miners: JPMorgan
    The deal, however, appears to be a "one-off," and unlikely to be replicated.  ( 27 min )
    CoinDesk 20 Performance Update: Stellar (XLM) Jumps 10.3% as All Assets Trade Higher
    Polygon (POL) joined Stellar (XLM) as a top performer, rising 6.7% from Tuesday.  ( 25 min )
    Patterns Break as Both Short and Long Term Holder Cohorts Accumulate Bitcoin
    The stack sizes of long term and short term holders typically move in opposite directions.  ( 28 min )
    Status Unveils Gasless Layer 2 Feature on Linea, Ditches Sequencer Fees Entirely
    The network, currently in testnet, will operate differently compared to conventional rollups that depend on sequencer fees, the team said.  ( 29 min )
    Crypto Exchange Bullish Teams Up With Solana for Institutional Stablecoin Push
    Bullish and the Solana Foundation will work on institutional-grade financial infrastructure with stablecoins built on Solana to serve as the primary rails for the exchange.  ( 28 min )
    BONK Slides 6% as Sellers Dominate, Despite Growth of Bonk.fun
    BONK declines 6% but growing Bonk.fun dominance and burn-fueled market share shift underpin long-term momentum  ( 29 min )
    Kraken and Backed Expand Tokenized Stocks to BNB Chain as RWA Momentum Accelerates
    The launch of xStocks on BNB Chain comes on the heels of debuting on Solana DeFi protocols last week.  ( 27 min )
    XRP Hits 45 Day High With 'Guppy' Momentum Indicator Pointing to More Gains Ahead: Technical Analysis
    XRP hits its highest since May 23 as the key momentum indicator flashes green signal.  ( 27 min )
    Japan's SBI to Let Users Swap Credit Card Points for Bitcoin, Ether, and XRP
    Although a relatively small amount, it marks the first time cryptocurrency has been added to APLUS’s prize catalog, which previously focused on cashbacks and partner rewards.  ( 28 min )
    U.S. House Ditching Its Stablecoin Bill to Back Trump's Choice From Senate
    Heading into next week's "Crypto Week" on Capitol Hill, the House of Representatives is lining up a few votes as it puts its major focus on the Stability Act.  ( 35 min )
    Shiba Inu's Futures Open Interest Tops 7M SHIB as Price Recovery Meets Whale Selling
    Open interest in SHIB futures has risen, indicating growing investor interest despite potential challenges from large token holders.  ( 30 min )
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    'This Isn’t Decentralized,' Says Polymarket Power User as Zelenskyy's Suit Controversy Unfolds
    In the wake of UMA’s controversial ruling on whether Volodymyr Zelenskyy wore a suit, one of Polymarket’s top traders says the dispute system is broken, and is costing the platform users.  ( 29 min )
    Ripple Taps BNY Mellon to Custody Stablecoin Reserves as RLUSD Surpasses $500M
    The move follows Ripple's application for a national banking license and a Federal Reserve master account to further integrate with the U.S. financial system.  ( 27 min )
    Trump's Tariff Threat Fails to Move the Needle on Fed Interest Rate Expectations
    Financial markets remain skeptical of Trump's tariff threats, expecting him to eventually reach a compromise.  ( 28 min )
    UK Crypto Users Could Face $408 Fine for Failure to Provide Certain Information
    HMRC said the information will help users' crypto activity be linked to their tax record to work out how much tax is payable.  ( 26 min )
    Crypto Trading Firm Galaxy Expands Institutional Staking With Fireblocks
    The integration unlocks Galaxy’s institutional staking platform for Fireblocks clients, enabling secure, capital-efficient on-chain participation at scale, according to a statement.  ( 28 min )
    Eigen Labs Axes 25% of Staff to Focus on Building EigenCloud
    Eigen Labs, backed by $220 million in venture funding, will continue to operate its EigenLayer and EigenDA protocols as part of EigenCloud.  ( 27 min )
    Anthony Pompliano’s ProCap Appears Better Than Peers Based on the BTC HODLer's Own Data
    ProCap BTC, now the 13th largest public bitcoin holder, pursues $1 billion merger with CCCM, offering investors both downside protection and upside potential.  ( 28 min )
    New Zealand Wants to Ban Crypto ATMs in Anti-Money Laundering Overhaul
    The government also proposed setting an upper limit of 5,000 New Zealand dollars ($3,000) for international cash transfers.  ( 27 min )
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    Malaysia To Get Ads In Google Search’s AI Overviews Later This Year
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    ASUS Launches New NVIDIA RTX 5050 Gaming Laptops
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    MyTV Mana-Mana Officially Introduces Its Premium Subscriptions
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    MG Malaysia Debuts RWD Cyberster; Priced At RM299,900
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    Redmagic Astra To Be Priced From RM2,999 In Malaysia
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    The Download: a conversation with Karen Hao, and how did life begin?
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    Why the AI moratorium’s defeat may signal a new political era
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    Malaysia's Krenovator secures seed funding to enhance AI-powered tech talent platform
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    Local cosmetics sector can be launchpad to position Malaysia as innovation-led economy: Sirim chief tech officer
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    Three Omani innovators selected for ITEX 2025 in Malaysia
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    MDV powers Malaysia's tech innovation with over RM13bil financing
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    [UPDATED] Malaysia and Maldives explore new ties in solar, defence, and digital tech [WATCH]
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    Malaysia remains 9th largest global exporter of high-tech products
    Malaysia successfully maintained its position as the ninth-largest exporter of high-tech goods out of 143 economies in 2023, the highest recognition it has achieved in the past decade, Bernama has reported.  ( 5 min )

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    Malaysia remains 9th largest global exporter of high-tech products
    Malaysia’s high-tech exports increased by 2 billion USD to reach 127 billion USD in 2023. He said high-tech exports comprised 58.69% of total manufacturing exports in 2023, up from 52.48% recorded in 2022.  ( 9 min )
    UK agrees to assist Malaysia in technology, new energy
    The UK has agreed to collaborate with Malaysia in various fields, including technology and new energy management, said Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof.  ( 8 min )
    Need to embrace technological advancements, sustainable practices discussed at country's premier real estate event
    Industry leaders, policymakers, investors and experts explored the future of Malaysia's real estate landscape at the National Real Estate Convention (NREC) 2025 held here recently.  ( 7 min )

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    Cooperations with China continue to drive Malaysia's tech ambitions: experts
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    Alabama’s Pursell Agri-Tech teams with Wastech on fertilizer venture in Malaysia
    Pursell and Wastech Group are establishing a state-of-the-art facility in Malaysia to producte advanced controlled release fertilizers.  ( 5 min )
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